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| 正面描述 | Plain light blue-green underprint with a fine wavy guilloche pattern across the entire field, enclosed within a decorative border of repeated scroll ornaments. The issuer name BERGENS KOMMUNE appears in bold letterpress at upper right, with a serial number box at upper left. The central denomination legend KR. 5 - FEM KRONER is printed in large bold type, with authorisation text above and below in smaller characters. At the foot of the note, a small vignette of the Bergen municipal coat of arms — a fortified castle — is centred between two manuscript signatures, each identified by an official title beneath. |
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| 背面铭文 | 5 BERGENS KOMMUNE (Translation: Municipality of Bergen.) |
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Bergen's municipal government issued emergency notes in 1940 following the German occupation of Norway and the subsequent disruption to normal banking and currency supply. This 5 Kroner piece was one of several local necessity issues that appeared across Norwegian municipalities in the weeks after the April invasion, filling a genuine transactional vacuum while the occupying administration worked to assert control over the country's financial institutions.
Municipal issuers of this kind are rarely documented with precision — production quantities, redemption records, and authorization chains were often handled informally under occupation conditions, which makes surviving examples genuinely useful to researchers piecing together the administrative history of Norway in the early occupation period.