The city of Goslar has a very strong history, even being honored as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, included is the Rammelsberg silver mine which was in continuous operation for over 1000 years. This silver mine allowed for Goslar to mint their own coinage during the 12th and 13th centuries.

This note echoes the famous Paderborn donkey by featuring the Dukatenmännchen (Little ducat man), in celebration of Goslar's 1000 year anniversary. Built in 1484, the Dukatenmännchen adorns the Kaiserworth Guildhall, a medieval cloth merchants' guild. The building was a trophy of the merchants' wealth and was adorned with guiding and statues of regal figures. The Dukatenmännchen shows a grizzly looking figure defecating gold coins, a rather unique motif of the building.

The very complex reverse of this note shows the coat of arms of Glogau showing the Madonna, Silesian eagle, bull, raven, and G in the center, all symbols of Glogau or Silesia as a whole.