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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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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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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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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Small variety lot of 3 different German Notgeld notes from the early 1920s: 25 Pfennig – Neustrelitz (Mecklenburg) – text-based design with “Gutschein für 25 Pfennig / 25 Pfg.” on one side, printed by Hofbuchdrucker Bohls Nachflg., Neustrelitz. 10 Pfennig – Arolsen – green/cream note with shield showing a stylized “A” under rays of light, dated August 1921. 75 Pfennig – Allegorical “time” design – ornate tan/blue note with large “75 Pfennig” and a medallion showing a figure with hourglass and the German inscription about time running on. All three are typical Weimar-era emergency issues with strong typography and period artwork. Overall decent circulated condition: good color, some light folds/handling and toning but no serious damage observed. Ideal small starter or filler lot if you’d like several different towns and designs in one purchase. Sold as pictured – please review images.

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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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Historically interesting 50 Pfennig Notgeld from Augustenburg (Schleswig region), issued for the 1920 Schleswig plebiscite. Bilingual German/Danish text and “Plebiscit” legend, with: Left: town coat of arms with two blue lions Right: vertical panel with four flags (including British & Scandinavian flags) and “50 Plebiscit” These border-region plebiscite notes are collected for both their design and political history. This example has bright color, sharp printing and only minor handling – no major creases or tears noted. Great companion piece to other Schleswig plebiscite issues such as Tingleff/Tinglev. Uncertified – see photos for grading.

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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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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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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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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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Colorful 50 Pfennig Notgeld from the district of Altenkirchen (Westerwald). Design details: Bright yellow and green background Central shield with red lion and “50” in laurel wreaths on each side Scrollwork and text about validity and the Kreisausschuß at bottom with serial number Condition Stored in a sleeve; note has a visible stain/spotting at one edge (see close-up) General light handling wear and age toning No large tears; still an attractive, displayable piece Please judge by the photos – they show the exact note you’ll receive. Because of the stain this is priced accordingly, ideal as a filler or inexpensive example of this Westerwald issue.

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