50 Pfennig Note. AkenElbe, Germany, 1921

50 Pfennig Note. Aken/Elbe, Germany, 1921

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[[obverse text]]
STADT AKEN/ELBE / DIESER GUTSCHEIN VERLIERT SIENE GÜLTIG-KEIT 3 MONATE NACH BEKANNTMACHUNG [[translation]] THIS VOUCHER LOSES ITS VALIDITY 3 MONTHS AFTER PUBLICATION [[/translation]] / AKEN, I. OKTOBER 1921/ DER MAGISTRAT: (signature) / NO 452848
[[reverse text]]
50 / FÜNFZIG PFENNIG / 50 / CÖTHENER TOR / ELBTOR. / IN AKEN, HAT MAN EINST GESAGT, IS NIKS TO MAKEN! GOTT SEI'S GEKLAGT! DAS WORT GILT LANGE SCHON NICHT MEHR, [[GOOGLE TRANSLATION: IN AKEN, YOU HAVE SAYED, IS NIKS TO MAKEN! GOD'S SUCCESSFUL! THE WORD DOESN'T SEE LONG,]] / ES BLÜHN GEWERBE UND VERKEHR. DRUM HEIßT ES JETZT VON AKEN: MIT DICH LETT SICH WAT MAKEN! [[translation]] AND TRAFFIC. THAT'S WHY IT'S NOW FROM AKEN: WITH DICK LETT SICK WAT MAKEN!]]
Location
Currently not on view
Object Name
note
notgeld
date made
1921
date on object
1921-10
place made
Germany: Saxony-Anhalt, Aken
Physical Description
paper (overall material)
Measurements
overall: 7.1 cm x 9.8 cm x.01 cm; 2 25/32 in x 3 27/32 in x in
ID Number
NU.NU59831.004
catalog number
NU59831.004
accession number
220791
serial number
452848
Credit Line
Morton M. Stack
subject
NNC German Notgeld
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Data Source
National Museum of American History
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