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30 Heller Steinakirchen am Forst - Zweckverband der Gemeinden des Schulsprengels

Issuer Zweckverband der Gemeinden des Schulsprengels Steinakirchen am Forst
Year 1920
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Value 30 Hellers (0.3)
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Obverse description Plain tan paper ground within a decorative rectangular border composed of a dot-and-scroll pattern with ornamental corner pieces. The issuer's name appears at the top in two lines, followed by a central typeset legend reading 'GUTSCHEIN über DREISSIG HELLER' in bold letterpress, flanked left and right by the numeral '30'. A liability clause in smaller text runs along the lower portion, and the printer's imprint 'Libertas, St. Pölten' appears in the lower right margin outside the border.
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Reverse lettering GILTIGKEITS-DAUER: JUNI-31.OKTOBER 1920
JEDE NACHAHMUNG IST STRAFBAR
Des Zweckverband der Gemeinden
des Schulsprengels Steinakirchen am Forst
SCHULAUFSEHER
OBMANN
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A Schulsprengel — a school district association — issuing its own emergency currency is unusual even within the sprawling world of Austrian Notgeld, where municipalities, cooperatives, and civic bodies of every description printed scrip during the postwar coin shortage. The Zweckverband here was a joint administrative body covering the rural communes around Steinakirchen am Forst in Lower Austria, and the practical logic was simple: pooled authority meant pooled printing costs. Libertas in St. Pölten handled a significant volume of Lower Austrian Notgeld during this period and the production quality reflects that efficiency.

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