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50 Pfennig

Issuer Stadt Annaburg (City of Annaburg)
Year 1921
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Printer Louis Koch, Halberstadt, Germany
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Obverse description Central vignette within a heraldic shield cartouche shows a rose tree bearing red blooms on a green mound, framed by a scrolled banner inscribed 'Städtlein Annaburg 1921'. Two octagonal denomination panels bearing the numeral '50' in red flank the central device left and right. Text panels in red-bordered boxes at upper left and upper right carry the redemption clause in Gothic blackletter script, with the issuing authority stamp 'Gemeindevorst' at lower right, a manuscript signature, and the place-date line 'Annaburg Bez. Halle August 1921' along the lower margin; the printer's imprint 'Louis Koch-Halberstadt' appears at the very bottom.
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Reverse description The central vignette is a large silhouette scene rendered in black on a pale ground, showing a group of figures in an interior setting with a hanging chandelier and a tall candlestick, evoking a theatrical or folkloric narrative composition. Four diamond-shaped corner panels each carry the red numeral '50' against a white ground, set within a decorative border of green and grey geometric ornament. A four-line verse in Gothic blackletter appears in a ruled text panel above the vignette, and a second four-line verse occupies a matching panel below.
Reverse lettering Nächstens geht die Welt mal unter
Alle, alle müsst ihr runter.
Stiefel sprach's. Drum biste sündig
Mensch so gehe schleunigst in dich.
Ei wer könnt' wohl da nicht beten!
(Jeder hat sein Leben lieb)
Diesem Umstand ist's zu danken
Daß die Welt bestehen blieb.
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