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| 背面描述 | The reverse is dominated by a central vignette of the famous Lange Anna sea-stack and the dramatic red sandstone cliffs of Heligoland, rendered in a tonal letterpress print. Below the vignette the coloured coat of arms of Helgoland is centred between the inscription 'Insel Helgoland', flanked by large acanthus-scroll ornaments at lower left and right. At the top, the traditional Heligolandic motto in the local Frisian dialect is set in four lines within the decorative border, with '50 Pf.' repeated at each upper corner. |
| 背面铭文 | Grön es dat Lunn Road es de Kant Wit es det Sunn Det es de Wöpen vant helige Lunn. Insel Helgoland 50 Pf. |
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Helgoland's postwar notgeld issues are a direct consequence of the island's peculiar administrative limbo. Ceded by Britain to Germany in 1890, the island retained certain customs exemptions and a distinct local identity that made its wartime and immediate postwar economy function semi-independently from the mainland. The Spar- und Leihkasse — the savings and loan cooperative of the rural community — was one of several local institutions that issued emergency fractional currency when small coin simply disappeared from circulation after 1914 and never fully returned.
Köbner in Altona printed for numerous northern German notgeld issuers during this period. The 70 × 45 mm format is notably small even by notgeld standards, which were already running small for low denominations.