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| 背面描述 | Brown and pink wavy-line underprint covers the entire field, flanked by Art Nouveau-style vertical ornamental panels at left and right, each incorporating stylised foliate scrollwork and geometric cross motifs in corner cartouches bearing the denomination '30 Heller'. A central photographic vignette reproduces an aerial panoramic view of the town of Brixlegg set against an Alpine mountain backdrop, with a church steeple rising prominently among the rooftops. The place name 'Kurort Brixlegg, Tirol' is inscribed along the lower margin in serif lettering. |
| 背面铭文 | 30 Heller 30 Heller Kurort Brixlegg, Tirol |
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Brixlegg's notgeld issues of 1920 were driven by the acute small-change shortage that followed the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian monetary system — the new Austrian Republic simply could not mint or distribute coin fast enough to meet local needs. Hundreds of Austrian municipalities printed their own emergency fractional notes during this window, and Brixlegg was one of the Tyrolean towns that moved quickly to cover the gap at the lowest denominations.
The 30 Heller value is among the more practical of the fractional issues — enough to make change for small transactions without the near-worthless 1 and 2 Heller pieces that some communities printed largely for collector trade.