75 Pfennig

Glauchau's 75 Pfennig Notgeld from 1921 was issued at the height of Germany's postwar small-change crisis, when coin metal was being hoarded and municipal authorities across Saxony were left to plug the gap themselves. The Ratsdruckerei — literally the town council's own print shop — handling production locally was not unusual for Saxony, but it does mean quality and consistency varied run to run, and the reference suffix "6/6" suggests this is the final note in a six-piece series.

The suffix structure in the DeNG catalog designation points to a matched set, and collectors targeting complete runs of the Glauchau issue will find the later pieces harder to source than the first two or three.