Antique Banknote 1920 Austria Weisskirchen Notgeld Set 20 & 50 Heller Emergency Money

Own a fascinating artifact from the turbulent economic aftermath of the First World War. Issued in 1920, this pair of emergency currency notes was printed by the historic town of Weisskirchen in Upper Austria, serving as a tangible piece of history from an era when local municipalities had to create their own paper money to keep regional trade alive.

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Measures: Approximately 95 x 65 mm & 83 x 53 mm

Front: Both notes display the official text of the Weisskirchen municipality alongside the signature of the mayor and bold denominations of 20 and 50 Heller.

Back: Both notes display ornate local landmarks, featuring a detailed illustration of the parish church on the 50 Heller note and the regional manor house on the 20 Heller note.

Condition: Both notes are in crisp uncirculated condition, though the smaller 20 Heller bill shows minor edge wear along the bottom border.