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| 正面描述 | Plain beige paper note of simple letterpress design enclosed within a scalloped rectangular border. The upper portion bears the issuer's name in Gothic Fraktur script across two lines, followed by the proprietor's name "Inh.: Max Herbst" in a smaller typeface. The denomination is stated in the lower section as "25" in large bold numerals flanked on either side by the word "Pfennig", with the word "Gutschein" centred above between two small rectangular lozenge ornaments. The instruction "Siehe Rückseite" (see reverse) appears at the foot outside the inner frame. |
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| 背面铭文 | No. Scheine, bei denen die Nummer ganz oder teilweise fehlt, werden nicht eingelöst. Dieser Gutschein wird nur in meinem Unternehmen in Zahlung genommen. DRUCK VON RUTHE & GÜNTHER, HELMSTEDT. |
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Bad Helmstedt's spa economy ran on small change, and during the Weimar-era notgeld crisis local businesses issued their own emergency scrip rather than turn away customers. Kurhaus Gesundbrunnen — the mineral spring bathhouse operated by Max Herbst — was precisely the kind of establishment that depended on low-denomination transactions: entry fees, mineral water, small treatments. Ruthe & Günther, a local Helmstedt printer, handled production, which kept costs down but also meant these circulated almost entirely within a tight geographic radius.
Survival rates for spa-town notgeld of this type are uneven — some issues were deliberately collected as novelties from the outset, inflating apparent supply, while purely utilitarian pieces that actually circulated were often destroyed or lost.