25 Heller Saalfelden

Saalfelden's Heller notes were part of the vast Austrian Notgeld wave that flooded the country after the collapse of the Habsburg economy — thousands of municipalities, down to tiny market towns, printed their own emergency fractional currency because the central supply of small change had simply ceased to function. Zaunrith was a competent regional print house in Salzburg, and their work on these notes is honest journeyman printing: serviceable, locally sourced, unsentimental.

The JPR0859b designation indicates this is a series variant, meaning Saalfelden issued more than one version — differences between variants are typically in color or minor typographic details, worth checking closely against the 'a' type.