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| 正面描述 | Central vignette by artist A. Jung presents an allegorical spa scene with a bearded male figure seated beside an ornate spring fountain, attended by a youth at his feet, with the Kurhaus complex and wooded hillside rendered in fine line work in the background. The denomination '25 Pf.' appears in a decorative cartouche at upper left, while the town name and promotional motto occupy a scrolled panel at lower right. The entire composition is enclosed within a beaded oval-and-bar border printed in salmon and blue-grey tones. |
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| 正面铭文 | Bad Reinerz die Perle der Grafschaft Glatz. |
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Reinerz was a spa town in the Glatz region of Lower Silesia — known for its carbon dioxide springs and a steady flow of health tourists who, in practice, created a functioning micro-economy largely detached from the wider inflationary chaos beginning to grip Germany in 1921. Local Notgeld issues like this one were partly practical and partly promotional: municipalities understood that collectors across the country would absorb them without ever spending them, effectively generating interest-free municipal revenue.
Flemming-Wiskott in Glogau printed a substantial volume of Silesian Notgeld during this period and handled both the lithography and design execution to a consistently high standard. A. Jung's name appearing as designer is relatively uncommon in the Flemming-Wiskott output for this region.