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| 背面描述 | Plain beige paper, unprinted, showing the blind embossed dry seal impression from the obverse visible in the right margin. The obverse text shows through the thin paper as a mirror-image ghosting across the entire surface, with no additional design elements on this side. |
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| 防伪描述 | Blind embossed dry seal (Trockenstempel) of the Landrat of Arnsberg, applied to the left margin of the obverse. |
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Kreis Arnsberg's half-million mark note belongs to the frantic summer of 1923, when German municipal and district authorities were printing emergency currency — Notgeld — faster than the Reichsbank could devalue the underlying mark. The Kreisausschuss, the elected district committee, had legal authority to authorize such issues as a local administrative body, though the economic logic behind any fixed denomination above 100,000 marks had a shelf life measured in weeks.
F. W. Becker was a local Arnsberg printer, not a security printing house. The embossed dry seal substituted for the kind of intaglio or watermark protection a proper banknote would carry — entirely typical for district-level Notgeld of this period, where administrative legitimacy mattered more than counterfeiting deterrence given how quickly the notes became worthless.