50 Øre Düppel or Dybbøl [resuelto]

Hello,
I´m unsure where to list:




It seems to be liested as a German note.
Similar to this GrM:0298.1b-2/2
If it´s german, I think we need a new currency under German Notgeld?
What´s your opinion?
Thanks
Peter

Peter,
It looks like a Danish note to me, as the inscription is in Danish - & the currency is the Danish Krone.

Better list it under 'Denmark'.

Aidan.

Hi Aidan,
these were my thoughts, too.
But I was wondering why it´s in colnect listed in Germany.
Dybbøl is close to the german border. But I couldn´t find info if it was german in former times.
Peter

Perhaps, this place was part of Schleswig-Holstein & became part of Denmark during the Schleswig Plebescites that was held in 1920.

Have a read here; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1920_Schleswig_plebiscites .

Aidan.

Became Danish again on 11 July 1920 after 56 years as part of Germany, therefore German Notgeld.

Cita: "Zelo"​Became Danish again on 11 July 1920 after 56 years as part of Germany, therefore German Notgeld.

​Thanks