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50 Pfennig Millennial Series - Issue 6: Heinrich IV + Lothar
| Issuer | Stadt Allstedt (City of Allstedt, Thuringia) |
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| Year | 1921 |
| Type | Local banknote |
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| Obverse description | Bicolour Notgeld note in green and red, executed in a historicist illustrative style, with the header legend "DIE TAUSENDJÄHRIGE STADT" set across a decorative architectural frieze. Two full-length vignettes of medieval rulers occupy columned niches flanking the central panel: Holy Roman Emperor Heinrich IV (1056–1106) at left and Emperor Lothar (1125–1137) at right, each identified by name and regnal dates below; motto inscriptions in Gothic script reading "VIELE WISSEN VIEL – SICH SELBST KENNT NIEMAND" and "HÖR AUCH DEN ANDERN TEIL" appear on the respective pillars. The central panel carries the denomination "50 PF" in bold Gothic lettering beneath the issuing legend "Notgeld der Stadt Allstedt", accompanied by a red wax-seal vignette, the date "Allstedt, d. 1 Oktober 1921", and a facsimile Bürgermeister signature over the title "Der Stadtgemeidevorstand". |
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| Obverse lettering | DIE TAUSENDJÄHRIGE STADT Die HERREN der Pfalz Allstedt Notgeld der Stadt Allstedt 50 PF Allstedt, d. 1 Oktober 1921 Der Stadtgemeidevorstand Bürgermeister HEINRICH IV 1056–1106 LOTHAR 1125–1137 VIELE WISSEN VIEL SICH SELBST KENNT NIEMAND HÖR AUCH DEN ANDERN TEIL |
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| Reverse lettering | Wigbertikirche Wirkungstätte Thomas Münzers Der Turm da Thomas Münzer stand wird alleweil der Dom genannt |
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