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25 Pfennig Kreissparkasse Herzberg, without date

Issuer Kreissparkasse Herzberg (Elster), Kreis Schweinitz
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Reverse description Orange and dark brown reverse with a central circular vignette showing a woman in traditional peasant dress seated at a spinning wheel, rendered in dark letterpress against the pale ground and framed by acanthus scroll ornaments. Diamond-shaped numerals '25' flank the vignette at left and right, while the vertical side borders carry the inscription 'KREIS SCHWEINITZ' in capital letters. Below the central vignette, a two-line motto in Gothic script reads 'Selbst gesponnen Selbst gemacht / ist die beste Bauerntracht'.
Reverse lettering KREIS SCHWEINITZ
25
Selbst gesponnen Selbst gemacht
ist die beste Bauerntracht
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Kreissparkasse Herzberg issued this note under the authority of Kreis Schweinitz, one of the administrative districts in the Prussian Province of Saxony that produced a torrent of small-denomination Notgeld during the 1920–1922 emergency currency period. The absence of a date is not unusual for issues at this level — many district savings banks simply omitted it, relying on serial control rather than date coding to manage redemption.

At 45 × 36 mm, this is among the smallest paper Notgeld produced anywhere in Germany.

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