Scarce and lively 25 Pfennig Notgeld from the port city of Flensburg in northern Germany. The note shows a vivid cartoon-style scene with people gesturing toward the city coat of arms in the center, framed by a blue and red border and “Notgeld der Stadt Flensburg” legend. Denomination: 25 Pfennig Period: early 1920s emergency money Bright blue, red and yellow color scheme Condition is nice for its age with strong color, sharp corners and only light handling/toning. No major folds or tears noticed. A fun, eye-catching addition for any Notgeld or German history collection. Uncertified – please check all photos.

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50 Pfennig Notgeld from Frauenbreitungen (Thuringia), dated 1921.Front shows the church in Frauenbreitungen framed by the value panels and a short verse below. Country: Germany Town: Frauenbreitungen Denomination: 50 Pfennig Date: 1921 Condition: nice color and detail overall but some paper loss/roughness along the right edge, plus light general handling. Sold as-is – see close-ups. Good entry-level example of a less common locality.

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Colorful seaside Notgeld from Ostseebad Grömitz on the Baltic coast, 75 Pfennig denomination.Shows a busy beach and pier with flags, bathers and the inscription “Notgeldburg” across a sand mound, with large red “75 Pfg” values at the sides. A classic tourism-themed Notgeld design. Country: Germany Resort: Ostseebad Grömitz (Holstein) Denomination: 75 Pfennig Era: c.1921 emergency money Condition: excellent eye appeal, strong color, and only light handling visible; no major faults seen. See photos to evaluate. Popular coastal type sought by Notgeld and tourism collectors alike.

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Historic Notgeld 50 Pfennig note issued by the city of Kiel. The design features Kiel’s impressive Rathaus (city hall) in an octagonal frame with text panels around the sides and the value “50 Pfennig”. Printed in green and blue with fine line work typical of early 1920s German emergency money. Legend notes redemption at the city treasury. Note appears well-kept with strong color, sharp corners and only light circulation – please judge from the photos. A nice maritime-themed piece from a major northern port city.

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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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For sale is a lot of 2 original German Notgeld (emergency money) notes from the Gemeinde Königsee (Bavaria), both dated 26. März 1921. These are beautifully designed pieces featuring Bavarian colors and alpine lake views. You will receive the exact notes shown in the photos: 1) 25 Pfennig – Königsee Front: Text: “Notgeld der Gemeinde Königsee – Fünfundzwanzig Pfennig” Decorative border with edelweiss flowers and blue-white Bavarian lozenge shields on both sides. Date and “Bürgermeister” signature at bottom. Back: Full-color view of Königssee with mountains and St. Bartholomä church, boats on the water, and ornate blue-and-gold frame with “25 Pf.” in roundels. 2) 10 Pfennig – Königsee Front: Text: “Notgeld der Gemeinde Königsee – Zehn Pfennig” Matching ornamental border with Bavarian shield and scrollwork, dated 26. März 1921. Back: Scenic landscape of lakeside village and mountains, framed by an elegant border and crossed oars over a Bavarian shield at top, denomination “10” in corners. Condition Both notes are kept in rigid plastic sleeves (included). Light age toning with minor edge/corner wear consistent with age. Colors are bright and sharp; no major tears or heavy creases visible. Please check all photos carefully – they show the exact notes you will receive. Item Details Country: Germany (Weimar Republic) Region: Bavaria – Königsee Year: 1921 Denominations: 10 Pfennig & 25 Pfennig Type: Local emergency money (Notgeld, Serienscheine) Themes: Bavarian motifs, Königssee lake & alpine scenery A charming alpine-themed pair, ideal for collectors of German Notgeld, Bavarian issues, or scenic European banknotes. Notes will be shipped well protected in their sleeves.

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50 Pfennig Notgeld from Frauenbreitungen (Thuringia), dated 1921.Front shows the church in Frauenbreitungen framed by the value panels and a short verse below. Country: Germany Town: Frauenbreitungen Denomination: 50 Pfennig Date: 1921 Condition: nice color and detail overall but some paper loss/roughness along the right edge, plus light general handling. Sold as-is – see close-ups. Good entry-level example of a less common locality.

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Original 50 Pfennig Notgeld from Landsberg am Lech, dated Januar 1921. Design: Soft pink background with concentric swirl pattern Right side shows Landsberg city view and coat of arms with towers and shield Bold black Gothic text “Notgeld der Stadt Landsberg am Lech” Denomination “50 Pfennig” and facsimile signature along bottom Condition Housed in a protective sleeve Light age toning and minor edge wear; print still sharp and clear No major folds or tears visible Please check photos for an accurate view of condition. Attractive, slightly Art-Nouveau-style note perfect for Bavarian or city-arms Notgeld collections.

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Offered is a lot of 2 original German Notgeld (emergency money) notes from the town of Lübbecke in Westphalia, dated July 1921. These notes belong to the attractive “Westfalenlied” series and feature bright colors, town arms and historic scenes. You will receive the exact two notes shown in the photos: 1) 25 Pfennig – Gutschein der Stadt Lübbecke i/W. (Vers 1) Denomination: 25 Pfennig Front: Large red-and-gold city coat of arms with crossed keys, oak wreath border, “Gutschein der Stadt Lübbecke i/W.” and “Westfalenlied – Vers 1”. Dated Juli 1921, with serial number and signature of the Magistrat. Back: Colorful rural scene with half-timbered farmhouse and grain fields, framed by tall wheat stalks and verses from the “Westfalenlied” at top and bottom. 2) 2 Mark – Lübbecke Westfalenlied Denomination: 2 Mark Front: Text panels and coat of arms design in similar style to the 25 Pf. Back: Dramatic image of medieval battle / crusader scene, with banners and mounted warriors, surrounded by verses of the “Westfalenlied” and small shields with the denomination 2 in the corners. Condition Both notes are housed in rigid plastic sleeves (included). Paper shows light age toning and minor edge/corner wear consistent with age. Colors remain vivid with very nice eye appeal; no major tears or heavy folds visible. Please review the photos carefully – they show the exact notes you will receive and serve as part of the description. Details Country: Germany (Weimar Republic) Town: Lübbecke, Westphalia Year: 1921 Denominations: 25 Pfennig & 2 Mark Type: Local emergency money (Notgeld, Serienscheine) Theme: Westfalenlied (Westphalia song), town coat of arms, farmhouse and battle scenes A colorful and historically interesting pair, ideal for collectors of German Notgeld, Westphalia issues, or illustrated European paper money.

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Striking half-Mark Notgeld note from Lübeck, dated 1 May 1921 and issued by the Stadtkasse Lübeck.Features a large black double-headed eagle with small shield “½ Mark” at center and subtle background seals. Serial number and signatures at bottom. Country: Germany City: Lübeck Denomination: ½ Mark Date: 1921 Condition: strong, even printing; very crisp. No tears or stains. See images. Scarcer higher-denomination design with great graphic appeal.

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Offered is a lot of 2 original German Notgeld (emergency money) notes from the City of Lügde (Westphalia), issued in 1921. These colorful notes were local emergency issues during the inflation era and feature beautiful artwork and religious symbolism. You will receive the exact two notes shown in the photos: 1) 1 Mark – Stadt Lügde, 16. Februar 1921 Denomination: 1 Mark Front text: “Stadt Lügde” with large red “1 Mark” Central vignette with grain sheaves and the inscription “Unser täglich Brot gib uns heute” (Our daily bread give us today) Dated 16. Februar 1921, with serial number visible Attractive decorative border, printer J.C. König & Ebhardt, Hannover at bottom 2) 2 Mark – Stadt Lügde, 16. Februar 1921 Denomination: 2 Mark Front: City arms of Lügde in a round shield, matching font and layout to the 1 Mark Reverse (shown in second photo): Beautiful full-color view of St. Kilianskirche in Lügde, with denomination “2 Mark” in the corners Also dated 16. Februar 1921, with serial number This pair makes a nice matched mini-set from the same town and date. Notes have been stored in protective plastic sleeves (sleeves included) Colors are bright with good detail Light age toning and minor handling/edge wear consistent with vintage circulated/handled notes No major tears or heavy damage seen in the photos Please examine all pictures carefully – they show the exact notes you will receive and form part of the description. Details Country: Germany – Weimar Republic City / Issuer: Stadt Lügde, Sparkasse der Stadt Year: 1921 Denominations: 1 Mark & 2 Mark Type: Local emergency money (Notgeld, Serienscheine) Theme: Local coat of arms, “daily bread” motif, and St. Kilianskirche church Perfect for collectors of German Notgeld, European historical banknotes, church motifs, or Westphalia local issues.

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Original 25 Pfennig Notgeld from the city of Mainz, dated 1 Jan. 1921. Design details: Central vignette of Mainz skyline on the Rhine with cathedral towers and riverfront Rich red, green and gold border with grapes and vine leaves Large “25 Pf.” denomination at left and right Date and Oberbürgermeister’s signature along the bottom Condition Kept in a protective sleeve Colors remain bright; some light age toning and minor edge wear No heavy folds or major damage visible Please review the photos – they show the exact note offered. Nice single note for collectors of Rhineland or city-view Notgeld.

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