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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 25 pfennig, accession number 7-9864, described as Currency (notgeld: emergency wartime currency), paper; 25 Pfennige; burgundy, black, and green on white background. Obverse: picture of officer in tricorn hat. Dated September 1921; length 10.5 cm; width 7.5 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-5788, described as Obverse description: Emergency issue money; "Goldap Ostpr;" Shield; Green, Orange, Yellow, Brown. Reverse description: Street scene of destroyed houses in Goldap; Green, Orange, Brown, White.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 75 pfennig, accession number 7-5789, described as Obverse description: Emergency issue money; "Goldap Ostpr;" Shield; Green, orange, yellow, brown. Reverse description: Scene of destroyed buildings in market; Yellow, orange, brown, green, white.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 25 pfennig, accession number 7-5767, described as Obverse description: Emergency issue money; "Falkenberg O/S.;" Brown decorative border on light green/white background. Reverse description: Brown geometric design on light green/white background; Serial number 088753.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9967a, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, polychrone, with picture of eagle, holding fish in talons, in shield on front. Valid from 1 October, 1922 to 1 July, 1923. L 8.9 cm x W 6.3 cm. A) picture of witch burning on top of hill, on back. B) picture of priest reading lecture to people in tavern (?) on back. C) picture of peasants confronting clergy, on back. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9967c, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, polychrone, with picture of eagle, holding fish in talons, in shield on front. Valid from 1 October, 1922 to 1 July, 1923. L 8.9 cm x W 6.3 cm. A) picture of witch burning on top of hill, on back. B) picture of priest reading lecture to people in tavern (?) on back. C) picture of peasants confronting clergy, on back. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 25 pfennig, accession number 7-5787, described as Obverse description: Emergency issue money; "Goldap Ostpr;" Shield; Gold, Orange, Yellow, Green, Brown. Reverse description: Snow-covered street scene of old Goldap; Gold, Yellow, Green, Brown, White.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-5766, described as Obverse description: Emergency issue money; "Falkenberg O/S.;" Dark blue decorative border on light orange/white background. Reverse description: Dark blue geometric design on light.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9967b, described as Currency, paper. 50 Pfennig, polychrone, with picture of eagle, holding fish in talons, in shield on front. Valid from 1 October, 1922 to 1 July, 1923. L 8.9 cm x W 6.3 cm. A) picture of witch burning on top of hill, on back. B) picture of priest reading lecture to people in tavern (?) on back. C) picture of peasants confronting clergy, on back. Native name and meaning: Notgeld (Emergency currency).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Notgeld: 50 pfennig, accession number 7-9812, described as Currency (notgeld: emergency wartime currency), paper; 50 Pfennig, black, blue, and orange on white background; dated September 1921; picture of musicians in tower playing Hohenfriedeberger Marsch (musical notes below); length 10.5 cm; width 7.5 cm.

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