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50 Pfennig Handelskammer
| Uitgever | Handelskammer Harburg, Elbe |
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| Jaar | 1921 |
| Type | Local banknote |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Yellow-orange underprint with bold black Gothic letterpress text to the left and lower field; a central rectangular colour vignette in lithographic style presents a street scene with a tall church spire rising above surrounding townhouses in Harburg. The denomination '50 PFENNIG' is set in large type to the right, with the issuer name, issue date '1.8.1921', a validity clause, and a manuscript signature appearing in the lower portion. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | GUTSCHEIN DER HANDELSKAMMER HARBURG, ELBE 50 PFENNIG FÜR DIESEN GUTSCHEIN ZAHLEN WIR DEN BETRAG VON 50 PFENNIG DIE HANDELSKAMMER HARBURG, ELBE HARBURG, ELBE, D. 1.8.1921 GÜLTIG BIS ZUM ÖFFENTLICHEN AUFRUF |
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Harburg-on-the-Elbe was, by 1921, an industrial city in its own right — not yet absorbed into Hamburg, that annexation came in 1937. The local chamber of commerce issued this Notgeld during the severe small-change shortage that followed the post-war inflation spiral, when Reichsbank coins were being hoarded or melted faster than they could be replaced. Chambers of commerce were among the more administratively credible emergency issuers; their notes tended to circulate with less resistance than purely municipal scrip.
The DeNG reference covering two sub-variants suggests minor typographic or serial differences between print runs — common in chamber issues where reorders were placed as stocks ran low.