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| 表面の説明 | Light green with dark brown text and illustrations. The text is written in German and Latvian. A man processing flax to the left; a woman shearing sheep to the right. Below, the phrase: “Flachs und Wolle – Segen des Landes” (“Flax and Wool – The Blessing of the Land”). German eagle at lower center. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Black text on yellow paper, this is a price list written in German and Latvian. German eagle at lower right and lower left. |
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This note was issued under German occupation during the Reichskommissariat Ostland administration, which replaced Soviet-issued currency still circulating in Lithuania following the 1941 invasion. The "3 Punkte" — three points — denomination was part of a food-rationing coupon system rather than conventional currency, used to allocate goods rather than facilitate open market exchange. The distinction matters: these were not banknotes in the monetary sense but controlled-economy instruments with a specific, narrow function.
Yellow paper was used as a deliberate differentiator between denominations within the series. The Kulo reference places this among the better-documented Lithuanian occupation scrip, though surviving examples in intact condition are genuinely uncommon given the disposable nature of rationing documents.