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| 正面描述 | Multicolour commemorative note with a central vignette of Augustenborg church framed by autumnal foliage, flanked by two Danish flag vignettes at top corners. Bilingual text in German and Danish occupies the left and right panels, with a red diagonal overprint reading "Erinnerungsausgabe" (commemorative issue). Date and issuing authority inscription appear at foot. |
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| 背面描述 | Multicolour note with a geometric interlocking border in red, blue, and orange on a grey underprint. A large central vignette presents a decorative plebiscite bell within a circular legend, inscribed "Plebiscit" and "10. Febr. 1920." Denomination "1 Kr." appears in lower left and right corners. |
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Augustenborg's 1921 emergency issue belongs to the brief but intense wave of Danish-administered notgeld that followed the 1920 reunification of Northern Schleswig with Denmark after the post-WWI plebiscite. The municipality was scrambling to address a local coin shortage while the monetary transition from German to Danish currency was still being absorbed. H. O. Persiehl in Hamburg — still the natural commercial printing hub for this region despite the border having just moved — handled the job, a pragmatic choice that says something about how slowly trade relationships shift after political ones.
Designer Jens Raben is a rare named credit for a piece of municipal scrip at this level.