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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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