75 Pfennig

Holzminden's 1922 Notgeld series was among hundreds of municipal emergency issues printed as Germany's postwar inflation stripped small-denomination coinage from circulation entirely. Gebrüder Jänecke was a well-established Hannover printing house with deep roots in commercial and security printing, and their work on Notgeld contracts during this period was extensive — quality varied by contract, and the Holzminden pieces sit in the competent middle range.

The DeNG reference suffix ".1-3" indicates three distinct varieties within this single denomination, likely differentiated by serial number range or minor typographic variation rather than design change.