Germany Oranienbaum 25 Pfennig Notgeld 1921 Emergency Currency
Approximately 3 x 2 inches. Multicolor print with building vignette, portrait of man in hat, floral borders, and text including Oranienbaum i. Anh. and 25 Pfennig.
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Issued during Germany's post-WWI economic crisis when local municipalities created emergency currency due to coin shortages. Transcription includes: H.Schiebel, Leopoldo Anhalt, Alte Defauer, Die Stadt Dramenbaum, and references to city founder and church builder.
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