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| 表面の説明 | Printed on pale salmon-tinted firm paper in dark brown letterpress throughout. The upper portion carries the issuer's name in large Gothic script, with the denomination '75 Pfennig' set in bold blackletter flanked by numeral '75' on each side. A rectangular text panel in the lower half contains the legal tender and validity clauses in small roman type, followed by the date '9.3.20', a manuscript Bürgermeister signature, and a serial number at foot centre flanked by small floral ornaments at each corner. |
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Kempen am Rhein issued this Notgeld piece during the height of Germany's small-change crisis, when coin hoarding and metal shortages had stripped ordinary commerce of anything useful below the Mark. Municipal authorities across the Rhineland stepped in as de facto issuers, and Kempen was no exception — the city produced multiple denominations in this period to keep local transactions moving.
The watermark is worth noting. Most Kleingeldscheine at this level were printed on plain stock; a watermarked sheet indicates either a deliberate security measure against local forgery or, more likely, that the printer's available paper happened to carry one.