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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9928b, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, in red, olive, black on white background, with 6 different children's theatre scenes on back. Valid through 1 July, 1922. L 9.5 cm x W 6.4 cm. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 24 pfennig, accession number 7-9962c, described as Currency, paper. Ersatzwertzeichen (substitute paper money). 24 Pfennig, in purple, black, and red on white background, with three different church scenes on back. Valid through 30 June, 1922. L 8.9 cm x W 6.6 cm. Serial #s: A) 07593, B) 11893, C) 22793. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9928a, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, in red, olive, black on white background, with 6 different children's theatre scenes on back. Valid through 1 July, 1922. L 9.5 cm x W 6.4 cm. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9948a, described as Currency, paper. 50 pfennig, in green, red, black, on white background, with picture of armored man holding pennant and sword. Dated 1 August, 1921. L 9.4 cm x W 6.2 cm. A) Village houses on back, B) Rathaus on back. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).

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