50 Pfennig Mewe

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背面描述	Unadorned cream cardboard reverse with the denomination "50 Pfennig" printed vertically in black letterpress on both the left and right margins. At centre, an oval official stamp in dark blue-black ink bears the circular legend "MAGISTRAT UND POLIZEI-VERWALTUNG ZU MEWE" surrounding a heraldic eagle vignette perched above water, serving as the authenticating seal of the issuing municipal authority.
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防伪类型	Official stamp
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备注	Mewe — today Gniew, in northern Poland — was a small town on the Vistula whose wartime Notgeld issues reflect the acute small-change crisis that gripped German municipalities from 1917 onward. The Reichsbank's metal coinage had long been hoarded or melted, forcing local magistrates to print emergency fractional denominations themselves. This 50 Pfennig piece is among the more modest productions: cardboard rather than proper banknote stock, authenticated only by an official municipal stamp rather than any engraved security printing. The DeNG 6 reference suffix "b" indicates a variant within the M35.8 type — likely a difference in stamp color, ink, or paper batch, distinctions that matter more to specialist Notgeld collectors than the notes ever mattered to the townspeople spending them on bread.

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