90 Heller Pasching

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.