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9th February 2024 at 11:30 am #49977
WILSNACK
The wrapper keeps the complete serie (12 x 50 Pf) of the reprinted Serienscheine of 1921 with a new date of issue (1983). It is a souvenir of the 600 years city jubilee in 1983. (See the catalog below)
(picture: Internet)
22nd December 2023 at 5:10 pm #49590Hi Marcel!
Great info and thanks for posting here. Ringo knows his stuff and is a nice guy which is always helpful.
Have a great Christmas.
22nd December 2023 at 4:24 pm #49586PIRNA
I have more information about the Pirna notes from the writer Ringo Straudt of the books “Alfred Hanf, 100 Jahre künstlerisches Notgeld für Erfurt, Gebedesee, Sömmerda und Weissensee, Entwürfe, Proben und Geschichte(n) and “Zollscheine der DDR und ähnliche Belege”. The last book he co-wrote it with Kai Lindman.
“In my opinion, the notes from Pirna are not customs notes but special prints for the city’s anniversary. As far as I have researched, they are reprints of the original printing plates, commissioned by the Pirna Numismatics Group (in the GDR Cultural Association) at the time.
There are variants:
1) Front edge print “750 years of the city of Pirna”, back edge print “FESTIVE WEEK 24.6.-3.7.1983”
a) KN 4-digit star – 100 + 500 million (perhaps all KN <500?)
b) No KN 04-digit – 100 million + 10 billion (maybe all KN 500-1000?)
2 )Front edge print “750 years of the city of Pirna”, back edge print “Kulturbund … 9th district coin exhibition 1983″a) KN 4-digit star – 100 + 500 million (maybe all KN >2000?)
b) No KN 4 digits – 100 + 500 million + 10 billion (maybe all KN 1000-2000?)”((“Die Scheine aus Pirna sind meiner Meinung keine Zollscheine sondern Sonderdrucke zum Stadtjubiläum. So weit ich das recherchiert habe, sind es Reprints von den originalen Druckplatten, das hat die Fachgruppe Numismatik Pirna (im Kulturbund der DDR) damals in Auftrag gegeben.
Es gibt Varianten:
1) Vorderseite Randdruck “750 Jahre Stadt Pirna”, Rückseite Randdruck “FESTWOCHE 24.6.-3.7.1983”
a) KN 4stellig Stern – 100 + 500 Mio (vielleicht alle KN <500?)
b) No KN 04stellig – 100 Mio + 10 Mrd (vielleicht alle KN 500-1000?)
2) Vorderseite Randdruck “750 Jahre Stadt Pirna”, Rückseite Randdruck “Kulturbund … 9. Kreismünzausstellung 1983″
a) KN 4stellig Stern – 100 + 500 Mio (vielleicht alle KN >2000?)
b) No KN 4stellig – 100 + 500 Mio + 10 Mrd (vielleicht alle KN 1000-2000?)”))19th December 2023 at 6:09 pm #49532…..so they used the notgeld design from 1921 for these later entry tickets. When do the entry tickets date from – do we know?
Thanks for showing Marcel
17th December 2023 at 4:07 pm #49522PIRNA
Admission tickets for the “9th coin exhibition in 1983″(see right column). And, the same notes are very likely also an admission ticket for the “feast week in 1983” (left column). These tickets are in two different serial numbers: one with “No” and one with a “star”.
See for the catalog below: I think Ulf Lehmann made a mistake. He took the notes for two separate sets, but the admission are for the two events. (I have the 500 Millionen Mark in my own collection, I have a compare). Or someone knows more?!
12th January 2023 at 1:09 pm #43221Found a “new” (not in the Papiergeld list, see below) “new Serienscheine” made for the admission of the “Archiv der ehedemfreien und des Reiches Stadt” in Mühlhausen. It is a 50 Pf note. See for a compare the original Serienscheine of Mühlhausen.
(Private photo archive)
12th January 2023 at 1:03 pm #43220The backside of the 50 Pf (Blatt 5)
12th January 2023 at 1:00 pm #43219The backsite of the 25 Pf Admission ticket (Blatt 4)
(Personal photo archive)
30th September 2022 at 1:45 pm #41339Hi Marcel!
You have some super/great info here!!
I’ve just returned from a week in Rome, so will now look through all this at a leisurely pace. Thanks for reporting it all. I have never really liked those Weissenfels pieces – they don’t look like the usual muster/specimen types in my mind and they look more ‘modern’. Some of these original notgeld may well have been used for tickets or adverts etc. Pieces will also have been copied or scanned and then printed for the same sorts of things……
24th September 2022 at 1:03 pm #41244Weissenfels, Lindman 1367 and Grabowski 1403
In these two catalogs (and the PUZ) there is an entrance of the 25 Pf as M for Muster or Probedruck. On white paper and the “25” on a red field with stamp Ungültig. For the 6x 50 Pf also in the Grabowski and the PUZ.
I think there is made a mix up. See for the pictures of the 50 Pf notes at the article by Tony, below and the catalog Eintrittskarte. These notes are on white paper (I have two in my collection) and made in 1985 as admission tickets for a coin exhibition. There will be Muster pieces with a stamp Ungültig, but I think they are NOT with a red field. For the 25 Pf. I am less certain. The “new” notes were only the 6x 50 Pf.
24th September 2022 at 12:23 pm #41243Leipzig, see also Lindman766 and Grabowski 787: Zoologischer Garten
24th September 2022 at 12:19 pm #41242Leipzig, see also Lindman 765 and Grabowski 786: Volkshaus
24th September 2022 at 12:14 pm #41241(translation)
EMERGENCY NOTE MOTIFS ON ADMISSION TICKETS IN THE GDR
When Kai Lindman presented “customs notes of the GDR” here a few weeks ago (PAPIER-GELD issue 8-2016), I was amazed about what is collected supra-regionally. Of course, I also have some customs notes in my collection. But they come from from the cities from which I also issue emergency money and collect other documents.
I find reprints of emergency money notes more fascinating than customs slips – after all, they are “only” nicely designed admission tickets. And the GDR had quite a bit of that to offer.
The numismatic specialist groups with their extensive exhibitions were pioneers. What was and is nicer than depicting emergency money notes on the tickets for numismatic events? You make the visitor first and give him later something to take home with you.
Notgeld notes were reprinted also used for museums, city festivals or as commemorative editions and are therefore like classify the customs documents.
Of course there was something like that in the Federal Republic and it still is today still, but here I have only listed the GDR editions that are known to me.
If you are interested in tickets, please contact me. I still have duplicates of some issues for swapping. The exhibitions at that time were mostly extremely successful, but all tickets were then but not sold.
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