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| 表面の説明 | Central vignette of a street scene on the Berndorfer Strasse in Corbach, rendered in a coloured lithographic style, with a row of townhouses and a church tower receding into the background. The heading 'Sport-Verein 09 Corbach' appears at the top, flanked by two heraldic shields, with the denomination '50 Pfg' in large bold script to the right. Below the vignette, a scroll cartouche reads 'Gut-Schein', accompanied by validity text and two manuscript signatures dated 1 February 1922. |
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| 表面の銘文 | Sport-Verein 09 Corbach / Corbach - Berndorfer Straße / Gültig bei allen Veranstaltungen des Vereins bis 3. 30. Sept. 1922 / Gut-Schein / Corbach den 1. Febr. 1922 / 50 Pfg |
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German club notgeld from the inflation period, issued by a sports club in Korbach (the older spelling "Corbach" appears on some local issues) rather than by a municipality or savings bank. Clubs, businesses, and associations issued their own emergency small change throughout 1921–1923 as official coinage vanished from circulation, hoarded against the accelerating depreciation of paper. Louis Koch of Halberstadt was a mid-tier regional printer who supplied notgeld to dozens of such issuers across central Germany during this period.
Club-issued notgeld is among the least documented category of the type — short print runs, narrow local distribution, rarely redeemed through formal banking channels.