Colorful 25 Pfennig Notgeld issued for Plauen in Thüringen. The front depicts artisans at work on either side of a large ornamental vase, with the motto “Ohne Fleiß kein Preis” (“No prize without effort”) and a panel reading “Industrie und Gewerbe der Stadt Plauen in Thüringen.” Lower border shows tools and equipment representing local trades. Vivid multi-color printing and detailed artwork. Note appears in very nice collectible condition with bright inks and only light handling. Excellent piece highlighting German industrial and craft history.

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Original 50 Pfennig Notgeld from the Stadt-Sparkasse Potsdam, dated 28 November 1921.Highly decorative front with large “50 Pf.” in black script over an orange patterned background and city arms at top. Country: Germany City: Potsdam Denomination: 50 Pfennig Date: 1921 Condition: attractive piece with bright color and strong detail; small spot/mark in the lower middle right side and very little handling – please review photos. Genuine emergency money from the early Weimar period. Shipped securely in a protective holder.

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Colorful 50 Pfennig Notgeld from the town of Rehburg, dated 1 May 1921. The front shows: Central vignette with local villagers in traditional dress Surrounding views of town buildings and the Rehburg skyline “Notgeld der Stadt Rehburg” and denomination 50 Pf/50 Pfennig Printed by Druckerei Appelhans, Braunschweig, known for many attractive Notgeld series. Note appears lightly circulated with clean surfaces, strong colors and minimal wear for its age. No writing or major damage visible. A very displayable piece and a nice addition to any regional German or Notgeld collection. Please inspect all photos to judge condition.

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Historic 50 Pfennig Notgeld note from Rietberg i. W. (Rietberg in Westphalia), dated 12 May 1921.Design features a tranquil landscape of water, reeds and boats, with local text in Fraktur script on the right side. Country: Germany Town: Rietberg (Westphalia) Denomination: 50 Pfennig Date: 1921 Condition: strong ink and paper, light handling only; edges and corners look nice overall. Please see photos. Original emergency money issue from the inflation era, not modern play 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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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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Offered is a lot of 2 original German Notgeld (emergency money) notes from the town of Vechta in northern Germany, issued in the early 1920s (post–World War I). These notes feature a striking illustrated plan of the historic Festung Vechta (Vechta Fortress) on one side and dramatic silhouette scenes on the other. You will receive the exact two notes shown in the photos: Included Notes 25 Pfennig – Festung Vechta Denomination: 25 Pf Front: Colorful bird’s-eye plan of the star-shaped Festung Vechta, text panels and coat-of-arms, value “25” in corner. Back: Bold black-and-brown silhouette scene with figures and town buildings, plus large “25” in white. 50 Pfennig – Festung Vechta Denomination: 50 Pf Front: Matching fortress plan design with slightly different color balance and value “50”. Back: Striking rural silhouette scene showing a farmer at work under a tree, “50” in the upper corner and Gothic text around the border. Both notes are classic examples of German Serienscheine Notgeld with strong graphic style and local history themes. Condition Notes are kept in rigid plastic sleeves (included in the sale). Paper shows light age toning and minor edge/corner wear consistent with age. No major tears or heavy creases visible; designs and colors remain crisp and attractive. Please review all photos carefully – they show the exact notes you will receive and form an important part of the description. Details Country: Germany (Weimar Republic) Town: Vechta Type: Local emergency money (Notgeld) Denominations: 25 Pfennig & 50 Pfennig Era: Early 1920s, post–World War I Themes: Star-shaped fortress plan, silhouette art, local rural scenes These make a great small pair for collectors of German Notgeld, fortress or military-themed notes, or European historical paper money.

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Capture a piece of early 20th-century history with the 1921 Morocco 1 Franc coin. This beautifully preserved coin reflects Morocco’s rich cultural heritage and distinctive design from that era. An excellent addition for collectors seeking authentic and historically significant currency, it offers both lasting value and a unique story.

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Own a piece of American numismatic history with this 1921-S Morgan Silver Dollar, graded MS61 by ICG. Minted during the final year of this iconic series, this coin showcases the classic design that made Morgan Dollars legendary among collectors. The MS61 grade reflects excellent eye appeal with minimal wear, making it an attractive addition to any serious collection. Morgan Dollars remain highly sought after for their historical significance, silver content, and enduring value. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or beginning your collecting journey, this certified specimen offers authenticity and quality you can trust.

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Offered is a lot of 2 original German Notgeld (emergency money) notes from the city of Bonn, issued 1 July 1922 for the Stadtsoldaten-Corps (city soldiers corps). These are colorful, cartoon-style carnival notes with artwork by E. Krupa-Krupinski, very popular with Notgeld collectors. You will receive the exact two notes shown: 50 Pfennig “Rosenmontagsparade” Front: Marching Stadtsoldaten and rider on horseback, captioned „Rosenmontagsparade“ Text strip along the bottom with humorous verse Artist signature E. Krupa-Krupinski 50 Pfennig “Dagewesen” Front: Tavern scene with soldiers and civilian at a table, captioned „Dagewesen“ Humorous carnival verse at the bottom Artist signature E. Krupa-Krupinski Condition Housed in protective plastic sleeves (included) Paper shows age toning, light handling, and a few small edge and corner bumps, but no major tears Colors still strong and attractive Please check all photos carefully – they form part of the description and show the exact notes you will receive Both notes share the same ornate 50 Pfennig coat-of-arms reverse with Bonn shield and text dated Bonn, den 7. Juli 1922, printed by Rhenania-Druckerei, Bonn. Details Country: Germany (Weimar Republic) City/Issuer: Bonn – Stadtsoldaten-Corps Type: Local emergency money (Notgeld), Serienscheine Denomination: 50 Pfennig (each) Year: 1922 Theme: Carnival / Rosenmontag, humorous city soldiers scenes Great addition for collectors of German Notgeld, carnival-themed paper money, Bonn memorabilia, or early 20th-century European banknotes.

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Offered here is a lot of 3 vintage German emergency currency notes (Notgeld) from the town of Holzminden, issued in the early 1920s after World War I. These attractive notes feature matching green print with local town views on the reverse and make a great addition to any European or German banknote collection. You will receive: 25 Pfennig Holzminden Notgeld – front with bold “25 Pfennig” text, back with scenic town view 50 Pfennig Holzminden Notgeld – front with “50 Pfennig”, back with street scene of traditional houses 75 Pfennig Holzminden Notgeld – front with “75 Pfennig”, back with church and town panorama All three notes are dated 1. Mai 1922 and have a consistent design style, perfect as a small matched set. Condition: Stored in protective plastic sleeves (included) Paper shows light age toning and minor handling wear consistent with vintage circulated notes No major tears seen; overall very presentable Please see photos for your own judgment of condition – the pictures show the exact notes you will receive. Details: Country: Germany City/Issuer: Stadt Holzminden Type: Notgeld (emergency money) Denominations: 25, 50, 75 Pfennig Year: 1922 Great for collectors of European currency, German Notgeld, historical banknotes, or World War-era memorabilia. Ships well-packed and protected. Combined shipping available on multiple lots—just add items to your cart and request total before paying.

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1933 Atlantic County, NJ $1 Depression Scrip – November 1, 1933 Issue (Brown/Black Print) Scarce group of Two (2) consecutive serial-numbered $1 Depression Scrip notes, issued by Atlantic County, New Jersey on November 1, 1933. This is the brown/black print variety, a later issue distinct from the more common green April-1933 notes, and far harder to find—especially in consecutive runs. These pieces were part of the county’s emergency currency program created during the Great Depression to address local cash shortages. Notes like these circulated locally with merchants, banks, and taxpayers during the 1933 banking crisis.

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