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| 正面描述 | The obverse is printed in black, olive-gold, and green on cream paper, enclosed within an ornate folk-art border of stylized floral motifs, diamond lozenges, and geometric dot-and-triangle patterns. A central vignette presents a letterpress landscape view of the Mitterndorf village in winter, with snow-covered alpine peaks, a church steeple, and rural buildings set against a pale sky. The denomination '60 HELLER' appears in gold at upper left and right corners, with 'GUTSCHEIN ÜBER' in a green panel at the top, 'MITTERNDORF IM STEIR. SALZKAMMERGUT' in large bold lettering below the vignette, and a green validity panel at the foot reading 'DIE GILTIGKEIT DIESES GUTSCHEINES ERLISCHT MIT 31. DEZEMBER 1920.' |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is unprinted and plain, showing only the cream-coloured paper with faint offset impressions from the obverse visible through the stock, along with a lightly printed rectangular border frame. |
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Austrian Notgeld at its most localized — Mitterndorf, a small spa settlement in Styria, issued its own emergency small change during the severe coin shortage that followed the collapse of the Habsburg empire. These municipal Heller notes were a nationwide phenomenon in Austria between 1918 and 1921, with thousands of individual communities printing their own series, many through local printers with no formal banknote experience.
The JPR reference places this in the Jaksch-Pick Notgeld catalog, the standard authority for Austrian community issues. The 1920 date puts it toward the later end of the Notgeld wave, by which point some towns were producing collector-oriented series rather than genuine circulating necessity.