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50 Pfennig
| Issuer | Augustenborg (Fleckenskollegium / Byraadet) |
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| Year | 1920 |
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| Value | 50 Pfennigs (50 Pfennige) (0.50) |
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| Obverse lettering | No. Denne Seddel gælder som Erindringseddel fra Afstemningen i 1. Zonen i Nord-Sleswig den 10. Februar 1920 og indløses ikke af Fleckenskassen. Dieser Schein gilt als Erinnerungsschein an die am 10. Februar 1920 erfolgte Abstimmung in der 1. Zone Nordschleswig und wird von der Fleckenskasse nicht wieder eingelöst. AUGUSTENBORG/ALSEN, den 15. Oktober 1921. DAS FLECKENSKOLLEGIUM. BYRAADET. PLEBISCIT 50 Øre |
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| Reverse lettering | GUD·UNDE·OS·PAA·DEN·BRUG·EVESAUG·AI·DN ANNO 1676 10. Febr. 1920. 50 Øre Erinningsausgabe |
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Augustenborg is a small town on the island of Als — historically part of the Duchy of Schleswig, ceded by Denmark to Prussia after the 1864 war and then subject to a plebiscite in 1920 that returned the northern zone to Denmark. This note was issued directly in that transitional window, when local administrations across the region were scrambling to cover a chronic shortage of small change. The Fleckenskollegium — essentially the town council operating under its old Danish-era designation — issued this alongside a parallel series under the German title Byraadet, reflecting the bilingual administrative uncertainty of the moment.
The dual reference (54.1-2) suggests two variants exist, most likely distinguished by printing details or authorization signatures rather than denomination differences.