50 Pfennig Plattdeutsche Volksgilde

Plattdütsche Volksgill to Lübeck was not a bank or municipality but a regional cultural society promoting Low German language and identity — an unusual issuer for notgeld, even by the eclectic standards of early Weimar-era emergency money. The 1921 date places this after the acute coin shortage that drove most notgeld production, suggesting the society issued partly for commemorative or promotional purposes rather than genuine payment necessity.

W. Bräck's involvement points to local craft production rather than a commercial printer's run, which accounts for the relatively small surviving quantities.