50 Heller Tausendblum

Tausendblum is a small village in Lower Austria — today known as Tisovník, now part of Slovakia — that issued this 50 Heller note as Notgeld during the acute coin shortage that followed Austria-Hungary's collapse. Hundreds of Austrian municipalities did the same between 1919 and 1922, but the hyperlocal issuers from borderland communities like Tausendblum add a particular wrinkle: the village itself would soon fall outside Austrian jurisdiction entirely as post-war boundaries were redrawn.

The JPR (Jaksch) reference places it firmly in the catalogued Austrian Notgeld corpus, though borderland issues from this transitional period are among the harder series to track in terms of actual redemption history.