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200 Pfennig Ordensrat im Verband nationalgesinnter Soldaten
| Issuer | Prussian province of Berlin |
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| Year | 1922 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Gutschein über Zweihundert Pfennig |
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| Reverse description | Up ewig ungedeelt! 200 Pf. Hadersleben |
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The Ordensrat im Verband nationalgesinnter Soldaten was one of hundreds of right-wing veterans' organizations issuing notgeld in the hyperinflationary spiral of 1922 — a practice that was technically illegal under Reichsbank regulations but rarely prosecuted at the local level. This particular issuer, a council of decorated soldiers styling itself along nationalist lines, used the emergency currency mechanism less as a monetary solution than as a vehicle for organizational visibility.
Pfennig-denomination notgeld by 1922 was already being overtaken by events — within months, the inflation had rendered such fractional values meaningless, which is why most surviving examples show little sign of handling.