25 Pfennig

Bezirksverband Chemnitz-Land was a rural district authority in Saxony — not a municipal savings bank or city treasury, which makes this issue slightly unusual. Most Saxony Notgeld of the 1920 wave came from town councils or commercial chambers; district-level administrative bodies were less common issuers, and their notes tended to circulate within a patchwork of smaller communities rather than a single defined town.

Ratsdruckerei R. Dulce in Glauchau handled a number of small Notgeld contracts across the Zwickau-Chemnitz corridor during this period — a regional job printer pressed into emergency currency work like dozens of others across postwar Germany.