75 Pfennig

Randow was a rural district in Pomerania, its administrative seat at Stettin, and this note is one of thousands of municipal and district-level Notgeld issues that flooded Germany in 1921 as small-denomination coins vanished from circulation entirely. The Kreiskommunalkasse — the district communal cash office — had no printing mandate of its own; it contracted out to M. Bauchwitz, a Stettin commercial printer with no particular numismatic pedigree, which is exactly what hundreds of similar bodies were doing simultaneously across the Reich.

The DeNG reference places this within a series of nine design variants for the district, suggesting the Randow issue was more elaborate than strictly necessary — a common vanity of the period, when some issuers used Notgeld as a minor revenue source by selling sets to collectors.