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| 表面の説明 | A light green underprint carries a panoramic outline vignette of the Bamberg cityscape across the centre, with the note value repeated in the top and bottom margins. Black letterpress text superimposes denomination legends, issue details, and validity conditions across the face, while an embossed municipal crest at left is enclosed within the civic motto. The serial number appears at lower left. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Black print on plain paper centres a vignette of Bamberg Cathedral, flanked on either side by vertical banners each bearing the note value in figures. Below the cathedral vignette, a rhymed German verse in letterpress laments the hardships of hyperinflation and invokes the intercession of the city's patron saints, Heinrich and Kunigunde. |
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Bamberg's municipal administration, like hundreds of German cities in 1923, was forced into emergency currency production as hyperinflation outpaced the Reichsbank's ability to supply usable denominations. By mid-1923, a 500,000 Mark note represented roughly the cost of a loaf of bread — briefly, and not for long. These Notgeld issues were legal under emergency ordinances but carried no federal guarantee, and their acceptance often depended entirely on local trust in the issuing municipality.
Bamberg printed its own issues in-house, which accounts for the relatively modest production quality seen across the series.