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| 背面描述 | Black on light teal guilloche underprint with a repeating interlocking-oval pattern; the note is framed by a double typographic border with a chain-link outer rule. The word 'Ersatzgeld' appears in blackletter script at the top centre, with 'Fünf' to the lower left and 'Mark' to the lower right flanking a central blank oval cartouche. The Stettin municipal griffin arms are repeated in small cartouches at lower left and lower right, and a serial number is printed in a ruled box at the bottom centre, with the prefix 'Nr.' The denomination '5 Mk.' appears in the upper corners. |
| 背面铭文 | Ersatzgeld Fünf Mark Nr. 5 Mk. |
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Stettin's municipal authority issued emergency paper money — Notgeld — during 1918 as the Imperial German monetary system buckled under wartime strain. The Magistrat, like dozens of other German municipal bodies that year, stepped in to plug a chronic shortage of small-denomination coinage, which had effectively vanished from circulation as the public hoarded metal and the Reichsbank struggled to meet demand.
Printed locally, these notes were never intended to outlast the crisis. Most circulated heavily and were redeemed quickly once stabilization efforts began in the early 1920s, making intact survivors less common than their original print runs might suggest.