25 Pfennig

Domnau was a small East Prussian market town — Domnowo today, in the Kaliningrad Oblast of Russia — that issued this note during the height of the German Kleingeldschein crisis, when a national coin shortage drove thousands of municipalities to print their own fractional emergency currency. Flemming-Wiskott in Glogau handled an enormous volume of this Notgeld work, producing material for dozens of small issuers across Silesia and beyond.

The town itself ceased to exist as a German administrative entity after 1945. Notes from Domnau survive primarily as collector pieces — actual circulation in a town of this size was brief and limited.