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| 表面の説明 | Black and gold Notgeld printed in letterpress. Central vignette shows a large stylized numeral '50' within a triangle set against a sunburst underprint, flanked by two arched niches each containing a figure of a miner in traditional dress. The town seal appears at the base of the triangle. Issue text and magistrate signature run along the lower margin. |
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| 署名 | König |
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Lautenthal is a small silver-mining town in the Harz, and its 1921 Notgeld issue belongs to the second wave of German emergency money — by this point no longer purely a response to coin shortages, but increasingly a municipal revenue stream, with towns printing attractive series specifically for sale to collectors. The Harzer Graphia press in Wernigerode was a regional specialist in exactly this kind of decorative small-denomination issue, serving numerous Harz communities during the inflation years.
The single signature, König, likely represents a municipal treasury official rather than a bank director — Lautenthal had no independent banking institution of its own.