Antique Banknote 1920 Austria Ampflwang Notgeld Set 20 & 10 Heller Emergency Currency

Own a fascinating artifact from the turbulent economic aftermath of the First World War. Issued in 1920, this matching pair of emergency currency notes was printed by the town of Ampflwang, Upper Austria, as a tangible piece of history.

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Measures: Approximately 89 x 59 mm

Front: Both notes display the official text of the Ampflwang municipality alongside the signature of the mayor, prominent denomination boxes, and a warning against counterfeiting.

Back: Both notes celebrate Ampflwang’s coal mining heritage with a detailed illustration of a rail tunnel portal, crossed hammers, and the traditional German miners' greeting, "Glück-Auf!".

Condition: The 20 Heller note is in pristine uncirculated condition, while the 10 Heller note is about uncirculated with a minor fold on the top corner.