Pfullendorfer emergency money

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The Pfullendorfer Notgeld was a money substitute that arose from a shortage, which replaced missing legal tender at the beginning of the 20th century and was issued by municipal authorities.

background

In the third year of the First World War , on October 3, 1917, the city of Pfullendorf issued emergency money (50-pfennig bills) for the first time due to a noticeable lack of change in the city . After the currency continued to decline in the following years, further emergency money issues were initiated until 1923, initially in value levels from 50 Pfennig, at the time of high inflation up to 1 trillion marks.

The signatures of (Ernst Reinhard) Vollmar (Mayor 1908 to 1933), (Hugo) Gress (accountant) and / or the city calculator F (riedrich) Winkler can be found on the Pfullendorfer Notgeld.

Overall, the following amounts of emergency money were issued by the city of Pfullendorf:

piece Nominal Face value
50,000 50 pfennigs 25,000 marks
4,900
0
100,000 marks
0
490,000,000 marks
= 490 million marks
3,720
0
500,000 marks
0
1,860,000,000 marks
= 1.86 billion marks
2,000
0
5,000,000,000 marks
0
10,000,000,000,000 marks
= 10.00 trillion marks
2,471
0
10,000,000,000 marks
0
24,710,000,000,000 marks
= 24.71 trillion marks
5,000
0
50,000,000,000 marks
0
250,000,000,000,000 marks
= 250 trillion marks
2,650
0
100,000,000,000 marks
0
265,000,000,000,000 marks
= 265 trillion marks
6,000
0
1,000,000,000,000 marks
0
6,000,000,000,000,000 marks
= 6,000 quadrillion marks
76,471
0
6,549,712,350,025,000 marks
= 6.549 quadrillion marks

The emergency banknotes intended for local circulation also ended up in neighboring Pfullendorf communities as a result of economic relationships. The following banks in the area had redeemed the Pfullendorfer emergency money on the basis of relevant notes: Oberrhein-Bank Mengen , Bank Kommandite Pfäffle u. Cie. Ostrach , Gewerbebank Saulgau , Badische Bauern-Bank -filialen Sigmaringen and Überlingen , Bankcommandite Sigmund Weil -Filiale Sigmaringen as well as the Württembergische Girozentrale Stuttgart .

expenditure

Change, 1917 to 1922

Face value: 50 pfennigs
D-BW-SIG-Pfullendorf - 50 Pfennig, Rs (1) .jpg Printing: Uhland'sche Buchdruckerei GmbH, Stuttgart ; black on gray-brown, on white paper, with watermark "Z-Muster"; ~ 90 × 46 mm
Mintage: 30,000 pieces with a face value of 15,000 marks
Issue: October 3, 1917 to October 31, 1919, 30,000 pieces with a face value of 15,000 marks
Front: War money of the city of Pfullendorf / fifty pfennigs / coat of arms This banknote is redeemed by all cash registers + № xxxxx (00001 to 30000; 5.2 mm, black) + Pfullendorf, October 3, 1917. / For the municipal council / The mayor / Signature
Back: 50 Pfennig + image: Obertor (view from 1505) + 50 Pfennig / valid until October 31, 1919. + imitation is punishable. / Uhland'sche Buchdruckerei G. m. b. H., Stuttgart.
Face value: 50 pfennigs
Unknown banknote.png Printing: Uhland'sche Buchdruckerei GmbH, Stuttgart; black on gray-brown, on white paper, with watermark "wave bundle"; ~ 90 × 46 mm
Mintage: 20,000 pieces with a face value of 10,000 marks
Issue: after June 30, 1920, 20,000 pieces with a face value of 10,000 marks
Front: № xxxxx (30001 to 50000; 5.2 mm, black), no expiry date
Back: Obertor (view from 1505)

On September 17, 1922, the coins lost their validity. The banknotes that had been withdrawn by then were burned, the last 6409 pieces on February 22, 1923.

Big money, 1922

The issues of 100, 500 and 1000 Mark bills planned since October 25, 1922 and approved on November 5 - a total of 25 million marks - were not issued: The Pfullendorf municipal council increased its resolution on November 22 short term back.

Big money, 1923

Nominal: 100,000 marks
Unknown banknote.png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on brown (tones) underprint, on white paper, without watermark; ~ 156 × 93 mm
Mintage: 4,900 pieces with a face value of 490 million marks
Issue: from August 17, 1923, 4,900 pieces with a face value of 490 million marks
Front: № xxxxx (00001 to 04900; 4.0 mm, black)
Back: “Pfullendorf um 1700” in brown, engraving by Xaver Schilling, Meersburg
Nominal: 500,000 marks
Unknown banknote.png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on brown (tones) underprint, on light pink paper, without watermark; ~ 164 × 115 mm
Mintage: 1,520 pieces with a face value of 760 million marks
Issue: from August 17, 1923, 1,520 pieces with a face value of 760 million marks
Front: № xxxxx (00001 to 01520; 4.0 mm, black)
Back: "Pfullendorf um 1720", engraving from the publishing house of Joh. Christ. Leopold, Augsburg
Nominal: 500,000 marks
Unknown banknote.png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on golden-brown underprint, on red paper, without watermark; ~ 164 × 115 mm
Mintage: 2,199 pieces with a nominal value of 1.0995 billion marks
Issue: from August 18, 1923, 2,199 pieces with a nominal value of 1.0995 billion marks
Front: № xxxxx (01521 to 03720; 4.0 mm, black)
Back: "Pfullendorf um 1720", engraving from the publishing house of Joh. Christ. Leopold, Augsburg
Nominal: 5,000,000,000 marks
Unknown banknote.png Printing: Ms. List, Pfullendorf; black on white paper, without watermark; ~ 108 × 85 mm
Mintage: 2,000 pieces with a face value of 10 trillion marks
Issue: October 27 (KN 1 to 1000) to November 2, 1923 (KN 1001 to 2000), 2,000 pieces with a face value of 10 billion marks
Front: № xxxxx (1 to 2000; 6.0 mm, handstamped)
Back: "Königsbronner Pflegehof with City Tower" in black
Other: The bills amounted to 150 billion marks (KN 1 to 1,000) and 300 billion marks (KN 1001 to 2000)
Nominal: 10,000,000,000 marks
Unknown banknote.png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on green underprint, on white paper, with watermark "chess pattern"; ~ 120 × 93 mm
Mintage: 1,230 pieces with a face value of 12.3 trillion marks
Issue: October 27 (KN 1 to 1300), November 2 (KN 1301 to 1400 and 1430 to 1500) and November 3, 1923 (KN 1501 to 2500), a total of 1,230 pieces with a face value of 12.3 billion marks
Front: № xxxxx (00001 to 01230; 4.0 mm, black)
Reverse: "Obertor von 1505" in gray
Nominal: 10,000,000,000 marks
Unknown banknote.png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on green underprint, on white paper, without watermark; ~ 120 × 93 mm
Mintage: 1,240 pieces with a face value of 12.4 trillion marks
Issued: October 31, 1923, 1,240 pieces with a face value of 12.4 trillion marks
Front: № xxxxx (4.0 mm, black)
Reverse: "Obertor von 1505" in gray
Nominal: 50,000,000,000 marks
D-BW-SIG-Pfullendorf - 50 Billion Marks Vs (9) .png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on gray underprint, on white paper, with watermark "triangle wheel"; ~ 137 × 95 mm
Mintage: 5,000 pieces with a face value of 25 billion marks
Issued: November 3, 1923, 5,000 pieces with a face value of 25 billion marks
Front: fifty billion marks. (upright) / Siegel / № xxxxx (00001 to 05000, 4.0 mm, black) The / Stadtgemeinde Pfullendorf / pays the amount of / 50 billion marks / in Reichsbanknotes against this voucher . / Pfullendorf, November 3, 1923. / The municipal council coat of arms For checking: City accounting: / Signatures Vollmar and F. Winkler / 50 The notes will be issued to all municipal and local authorities after being called up in the Pfullendorfer Anzeiger and Volksblatt. spit. Cash registers as well as cashed in at Sparkasse Pfullendorf. 5000 00 0000
Back: "Old House (Schoberhaus) from 1317" in black
Nominal: 100,000,000,000 marks
D-BW-SIG-Pfullendorf - 100 Billion Marks Vs (10) .png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on green underprint, on white paper, with watermark "triangle wheel"; ~ 136 × 97 mm
Edition: 2,650 pieces with a face value of 265 trillion marks
Issued: November 13, 1923, 2,650 pieces with a face value of 265 trillion marks
Obverse : Circulation ONE HUNDRED BILLION MARK ; The municipality of Pfullendorf / pays the amount of / HUNDRED BILLIONS / 100000000000 MARK № xxxxx / in Reichsbanknotes against this voucher . / Pfullendorf, November 13, 1923. / The municipal council: For the control: City accounting: / Signature Vollmar Siegel Signature F. Winkler / NB .: The notes will be sent to all municipal and hospitals after being called up in the Pfullendorfer Anzeiger and Volksblatt. Cash box as well as redeemed at Sparkasse Pfullendorf.0000 00
Back: "Former Gebsentor" in black
Nominal: 1,000,000,000,000 marks
Unknown banknote.png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on gray-purple underprint, on white paper, without watermark or with factory watermark “J. P. SONNTAG EMMENDINGEN / NORMAL 4 a “; ~ 150 × 95… 99 mm
Mintage: 1,000 pieces with a face value of 1 billion marks; KN 00001 to 01000
Issued: November 13, 1923, 1,000 pieces with a face value of 1 quadrillion marks
Front: 100 billion marks (upright) / circulation ONE THOUSAND BILLION MARK ; The municipality of Pfullendorf / pays the amount of / ONE BILLION MARK / 1000 billion № xxxxx / in Reichsbanknotes against this voucher . / Pfullendorf, November 27, 1923. / The municipal council: For the control: City accounting: / Signature Vollmar Siegel Signature F. Winkler / NB .: The notes will be sent to all municipal and hospital offices after being called up in the Pfullendorfer Anzeiger and Volksblatt. Cash box as well as redeemed at Sparkasse Pfullendorf.0000 00
Back: "Former stone fountain gate" in black
Nominal: 1,000,000,000,000 marks
D-BW-SIG-Pfullendorf - 1 Bill Mark Vs (11) .png Printing: Johann Maier, Pfullendorf; black on gray-purple underprint, on white paper, without watermark or with factory watermark “J. P. SONNTAG EMMENDINGEN / NORMAL 4 a “; ~ 150 × 95… 99 mm
Mintage: 5,000 pieces with a face value of 5 quadrillion marks; KN 01001 to 06000
Issued: November 27, 1923, 5,000 pieces with a face value of 5 quadrillion marks
Front: 100 billion marks (upright) / circulation ONE THOUSAND BILLION MARK ; The municipality of Pfullendorf / pays the amount of / ONE BILLION MARK / 1000 billion № xxxxx / in Reichsbanknotes against this voucher . / Pfullendorf, November 27, 1923. / The municipal council: For the control: City accounting: / Signature Vollmar Siegel Signature F. Winkler / NB .: The notes will be sent to all municipal and hospital offices after being called up in the Pfullendorfer Anzeiger and Volksblatt. Cash box as well as redeemed at Sparkasse Pfullendorf.0000 00
Back: "Former stone fountain gate" in black

literature

  • Jens-Uwe Rixen: Emergency money issues in the Baden Lake Constance area 1914–1918 (Part 2) . In: Hegau-Geschichtsverein Singen e. V. (Ed.): HEGAU - magazine for history, folklore and natural history of the area between the Rhine, Danube and Lake Constance; 1988 yearbook . September 1990, ISSN  0438-9034 , p. 165-240 .
  • Hans-Ludwig Grabowski and Manfred Mehl: German emergency money: German serial notes 1918–1922: 2 volumes (volume 1: A - K, volume 2: L - Z) . 3. Edition. 1 and 2. Battenberg Gietl Verlag, Regenstauf 2009, ISBN 978-3-86646-518-3 .
  • Anton Geiger: Deutsches Notgeld: The German large emergency money from 1918 to 1921: Catalog of all emergency money notes with a face value of 1 to 100 marks . 3. Edition. tape 3 . Battenberg Gietl Verlag, Regenstauf 2010, ISBN 978-3-86646-533-6 .
  • Manfred Müller: German emergency money: The emergency money notes of German inflation: from August 1922 to June 1923 . 3. Edition. tape 4 . Battenberg Gietl Verlag, Regenstauf 2010, ISBN 978-3-86646-534-3 .

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