50 Pfennig

Döbeln's Bezirksverband — the district administrative body rather than a municipality or savings institution — was an unusual issuer for Notgeld of this type. Most emergency currency at this level came from town councils or local banks; district-level issuers were less common and often produced smaller, more hastily commissioned runs. Ratsdruckerei R. Dulce in Glauchau was a municipal printing house, the kind of operation that took on Notgeld contracts opportunistically in 1919 as demand from regional bodies briefly outpaced the capacity of larger specialist printers.