1920 Austria Notgeld Rattenburg 50 Heller Note (M101)

Description

This 50 Heller note from Rattenburg, Austria is a fascinating piece of history.
Rattenberg is a City on the Inn River in the Austrian state of Tyrol near Rattenberg mountain and Innsbruck.
Created in 1920 as a form of Notgeld, this paper money was used as a means of exchange during a time of economic hardship in Austria. The front of the note features a beautiful design with intricate patterns and the denomination clearly displayed. The back of the note showcases the town of Rattenburg and its castle on a hilltop. This note is ungraded and uncertified, but it is a great addition to any collection of world paper money. The Type aspect of this note is Notgeld, and it was manufactured in Austria. The Year aspect is 1920, so it is nearly a century old. This item is categorized under Austria, Europe, Paper Money: World, and Coins & Paper Money.