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75 Pfennigs

Issuer Gemeinde Putbus (Municipality of Putbus, Island of Rügen)
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In circulation to 15 March 1922
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Obverse description Green and black Notgeld printed in letterpress. Central cartouche with acanthus-scroll vignette frames the issuer inscription in Gothic blackletter; flanking pilasters with fluted columns at left and right. Lower panel carries validity text over a large green '75Pf' underprint, with denomination numerals '75' in the column bases at each corner.
Obverse lettering Gutschein der Gemeinde Putbus auf Rügen
Dieser Gutschein verliert seine Gültigkeit am 15/3 22
Der Amts- u. Gemeindevorsteher
75
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Putbus was a planned princely town — laid out from 1810 onward by Wilhelm Malte I of Putbus on the southern tip of Rügen — and its municipality issued this 75 Pfennig Notgeld note during the severe small-change shortage that followed World War One. The 75 Pfennig denomination is an odd one, rarely chosen by German municipal issuers, most of whom favored the tidier 50 or 25 Pfennig values.

Rügen's Notgeld emissions are catalogued under DeNG 1#1081 as a tight series; the .1 suffix distinguishes this specific type within that group.

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