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90 Heller Pasching

Issuer Gemeinde Pasching (Municipality of Pasching)
Year 1920
Type Local banknote
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Obverse lettering ALLES ZU SEINER ZEIT
90 HELLER 90
GUTSCHEIN DER GEMEINDE PASCHING
DER BÜRGERMEISTER
NACHAHMUNG WIRD BESTRAFT
DIE GEMEINDE PASCHING GIBT LAUT BESCHLUSS VOM 18 MAI 20 NOTGELD IM BETRAGE VON 50.000 K AUS
UND LÖST DIESE IN DER ZEIT VON 1.-31.DEZ.1920 IN GESETZLICHEM BARGELD EIN
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Reverse lettering NEUNZIG HELLER
90
HELLER
SCHULHAUS
ZUCKERRÜBENFELD
IN DER NOT STREBT MAN NACH ZUCKER UND BROT.
GUTSCHEIN
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Comments

Austrian municipal notgeld of this denomination is unusual enough to pause on. The 90 Heller value doesn't fit the standard 10/20/50/80 Heller progression common to most Gemeinde issues — which suggests Pasching's municipal council was calculating precise change requirements rather than issuing notes as collector fodder, a distinction that mattered considerably in 1920 when the postwar Austrian economy had stripped metal coinage almost entirely from everyday transactions.

Pasching is a small community in Upper Austria near Linz. Local notgeld from this municipality is not well documented in major collections, and the Jaksch reference remains the primary source.

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