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50 Pfennig

Uitgever Bezirksverband der Amtshauptmannschaft Auerbach i.V.
Jaar 1919
Type Local banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Dark grey-brown letterpress notgeld note on plain paper with an all-over diamond-pattern guilloche underprint. The denomination '50' appears in large bold numerals at both left and right margins, flanking a central crowned Saxon coat of arms above the issuing authority's name in two lines of Gothic type. A hand-stamped serial number in red ink occupies the lower left, and the entire field is enclosed within a geometric interlocking border.
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Beschrijving keerzijde Dark brown letterpress impression on plain paper within a geometric border frame. The central vignette presents a panoramic townscape of Auerbach im Vogtland rendered in fine line work, with a prominent church tower rising above the surrounding civic buildings. The denomination '50' is set in large Gothic numerals at left and right of the vignette, and the value in words is inscribed in bold Gothic script along the lower panel.
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Auerbach im Vogtland's district authority issued this 50 Pfennig note during the acute small-change shortage that followed Germany's defeat in 1918 — hoarding of metal coins had stripped local economies bare long before the Weimar inflation became the dominant crisis. The Amtshauptmannschaft, a Saxon administrative tier roughly equivalent to a rural district council, had no banking mandate but enough civic authority to make paper obligations locally acceptable.

Notgeld of this type was typically redeemable for a short window, after which the issuer was under no obligation to honor it. Whether Auerbach's district actually recalled and cancelled its issue is unrecorded.

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