Lot of three original German Notgeld (emergency money) notes from the town of Senftenberg (printer: Gebr. Parcus, München), issued just after World War I in the early 1920s. All three notes share the same ornate front design with the city coat of arms inside a castle gate and Gothic script, with different colors and denominations. You will receive: 25 Pfennig note (blue) Obverse: “Notgeld der Stadt Senftenberg” with large 25 in oval medallions and city arms in the center. Reverse: Detailed view of the Stumpfer Turm and old town street scene, sepia style. 50 Pfennig note – cows scene (green) Obverse: Same coat-of-arms layout, denomination 50 Pfennig. Reverse: Pastoral scene with cows lying in a field, decorative border and text. 50 Pfennig note – text reverse (green) Obverse: Identical to the other 50 Pf. Reverse: Text and decorative design (variety within the series). Condition All three notes are kept in rigid plastic sleeves (included). Paper shows light age toning and minor edge/corner wear appropriate for their age. No major tears or heavy creases noticed; colors remain strong and attractive. Please inspect the photos carefully – they show the exact notes you will receive and are part of the description. Details Country: Germany (Weimar Republic) Town: Senftenberg Type: Local emergency money (Notgeld, Serienscheine) Denominations: 25 Pfennig (1x), 50 Pfennig (2x) Era: Post–World War I, early 1920s Themes: City coat of arms, historic tower, rural livestock scene This is a nice small group for collectors of German Notgeld, Brandenburg/Prussian towns, or early 20th-century European paper money.

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Scarcer high-denomination 75 Pfennig Notgeld from Stolzenau an der Weser, dated 30. April 1921. The design shows Kloster Loccum (Loccum monastery) in an arched vignette, with bold “75 Pf” at the top corners and ornate orange-brown border. Text below describes the note’s validity period and issuing authority. Paper is clean with strong impressions and only light circulation wear visible in the photos. Attractive architectural type for collectors of monastery or church-themed Notgeld.

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Historic 1 Mark Notgeld from the Gemeinde Tingleff / Kommune Tinglev (North Schleswig), issued for the 1920 Schleswig plebiscite. Front text is bilingual (German & Danish) and includes: “Volksabstimmung 1920 Nord-Schleswig / Folkeafstemning i Nord-Slesvig 1920” Colorful central panel with flags and coats of arms Large “1 MARK” on both sides and serial number at top Reverse shows additional text and decorative framing (see photos). Condition In a protective sleeve (included) Bright color with light handling wear and minor toning No major tears or heavy creasing noticed See photos for exact condition. A very attractive note with a strong border-change / referendum theme.

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Original German Notgeld emergency money note for 50 Pfennig, printed in blue with “Gutschein für Fünfzig Pfennig” on the front. Decorative border with small vignettes in the corners and serial number No. 21616 at the bottom. Issued in the early 1920s inflation period as local emergency currency. Note shows bright color and crisp detail with light handling only – no major tears or writing. Great type example for a Notgeld or German inflation-era collection. Please see photos for your own assessment of condition.

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Offered here is a charming 3-note Notgeld set from Soltau in der Lüneburger Heide (“Heidestadt” Soltau), issued just after World War I: 10 Pfennig – grey/black design with Iron Cross in laurel wreath, dated 1 Jan 1921 25 Pfennig – green/pink design with Iron Cross in red wreath, dated 1 Jun 1920 50 Pfennig “Kriegsnotgeld” – dark blue/cream silhouette of Soltau with rising sun and decorative floral border All three notes date to the early 1920s emergency money period in Germany and feature bold Gothic lettering and classic Iron Cross motifs. Colors are still strong with light handling, minor corner wear and toning consistent with age. No rips or major damage seen. Great starter trio for a Notgeld collection or as decorative historical paper money from the Weimar-era. Uncertified – please review photos to judge condition for yourself. Notes will ship in protective sleeves and a rigid mailer.

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Interesting 99 Pfennige Notgeld from Bad Honnef, dated 1.10.1921. Features: Uncommon denomination “99 Pfennige” left and right Center city coat of arms, with mountains in the background Row of small bombs / rockets along the top border and slogan “Wer hat mit meinem Gräbelchen gestochen?” Issue details and signatures at bottom, plus serial number Condition In a plastic sleeve Light toning; crisp print with minimal handling wear No heavy folds or major damage evident See the photos for the exact note. A fun single piece for collectors of odd denominations and Rhineland spa towns.

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Up for sale is a lot of 2 original German Notgeld (emergency money) notes from the city of Braunschweig (Brunswick), issued in 1921 for the Volksbibliothek und Lesestuben (Public Library and Reading Rooms). These notes have a distinctive open-book design and colorful portraits of local cultural figures. You will receive the exact two notes shown in the photos: 1) 75 Pfennig – Braunschweig Volksbibliothek, 1921 Denomination: 75 Pfennig Obverse: Large open book with “75 Pf.” in red and Gothic script text, Braunschweig city shield, seal and writing instruments. Reverse: Street scene with half-timbered houses and church tower, plus portrait in an oval on the right. Series: Volksbibliothek und Lesestuben (Public Library & Reading Rooms) 2) 50 Pfennig – Braunschweig Volksbibliothek, 1921 Denomination: 50 Pfennig Obverse: Matching open-book design with “50 Pf.” and text, rat and city arms. Reverse: Caricatured male choir with music staff and a portrait medallion on the right – a fun, musical theme. Condition Both notes are kept in protective plastic sleeves (included). Colors are bright; paper shows only light age toning and minor edge/corner wear typical of lightly handled vintage notes. No major tears or heavy creases visible. Please review all photos carefully – they show the exact notes you will receive and form part of the description. Details Country: Germany – Weimar Republic City: Braunschweig (Brunswick) Year: 1921 Type: Local emergency money (Notgeld, Serienscheine) Theme: Public library, literature & music, portraits of local cultural figures A nice small set for collectors of German Notgeld, Braunschweig issues, or literary/music-themed banknotes.

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Local emergency money 10 Pfennig note from Camburg a.d. Saale, dated 4. März 1921. Brown and black design with the denomination “10” at left and right and a central shield showing a standing saint holding a gridiron and palm branch. Text panels describe validity and redemption at the city treasury. The note shows nice color with just minor handling; no heavy folds or tears seen. A classic small-format Notgeld piece from Thuringia/Saxony area, ideal for town-by-town collectors.

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Colorful 10 Pfennig Notgeld from Coblenz / Koblenz, a city on the Rhine.Obverse shows a muscular boatman with red flag on the left and a busy Rhine cityscape with boats and smoking chimneys on the right, with value “10 Pf.” at the bottom. Country: Germany City: Coblenz (Koblenz) Denomination: 10 Pfennig Era: c.1921 emergency money Condition: vivid colors, excellent eye appeal, minor handling only; no heavy folds seen. Judge by photos. Authentic period note, not a reproduction.

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Original German emergency money (Notgeld) from the town of Daber (Pomerania), 10 Pfennig denomination.Front shows a detailed portrait of a young woman with fields and village in the background and the legend “Und Friede auf pommerscher Erde” (“And peace upon Pomeranian soil”).Crisp color printing with clean margins and no folds that I can see – looks lightly handled at most. Country: Germany Town: Daber (Pomerania) Denomination: 10 Pfennig Date: early 1920s issue (Notgeld period) Condition: bright colors, sharp detail, no major creases; see photos to judge. Guaranteed original, not a reproduction.

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Vivid 50 Pfennig Notgeld from the city of Erfurt, dated 7 April 1921. Design highlights: Left panel: narrow old-town street with church tower Center: bold “50 Pfennig” with Gothic text below Right panel: gabled houses and city gate Bright red, orange and green color scheme with black outline Condition Stored in a sleeve (included) Strong colors with light age toning Minor edge/corner wear, no major tears noticed Please check photos carefully – they form part of the description. Great example of the expressive, almost expressionist Erfurt Notgeld design.

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Offered is a lot of 3 original German Notgeld (emergency money) notes from the town of Fallersleben (near Braunschweig), issued in 1921. These colorful notes feature the town’s lion coat of arms on one side and scenes related to the poet Hoffmann von Fallersleben on the other. You will receive all three different denominations shown: Included Notes 10 Pfennig – Gutschein von Fallersleben Front: “Gutschein von Fallersleben” with central lion coat of arms and ornate border, value “10” in corners, valid “bis 1. Oktober 1921”. Back: Monument scene with portrait medallion of Hoffmann von Fallersleben and “10” denomination. 25 Pfennig – Gutschein von Fallersleben Front: Similar design with lion arms and heavy decorative foliage border, value “25” in corners, validity 1 October 1921. Back: View of castle / Amtgericht & church at Fallersleben, with portrait in oval at left. 50 Pfennig – Gutschein von Fallersleben Front: Matching lion coat of arms design, value “50” in large numerals, text panels and floral scrollwork. Back: Detailed view of the poet’s birth house, with portrait of Hoffmann von Fallersleben in round frame. All three notes were printed by Druckerei Appelhans, Braunschweig, and form a complete mini-set from this town. Condition Notes are stored in rigid plastic sleeves (included). Paper shows light age toning and minor handling / corner wear typical for vintage notes. No major tears or heavy folds visible; colors remain bright and attractive. Please see all photos for the best idea of condition – you will receive the exact notes pictured. Details Country: Germany (Weimar Republic era) Town: Fallersleben Year: 1921 Denominations: 10 Pf, 25 Pf, 50 Pf Type: Local emergency money (Notgeld) Themes: Lion coat of arms, town views, Hoffmann von Fallersleben monuments and buildings A charming, matched trio perfect for collectors of European paper money, German Notgeld, Braunschweig area issues, or literary-themed banknotes.

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