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Types of post-WWI collectible German Currency:
  • Notgeld: Just following WWI, the German national government was unable to print currency fast enough to keep up with consumer demand. This forced the individual towns and municipalities to design and print their own, resulting in a vast array of beautiful colors and designs. Unless otherwise specified, the Notgeld carried on our website is in crisp-uncirculated condition.
  • Inflation/Hyperinflation Notes: From 1922-1923, Germany hit a devastating period of hyperinflation, in which a loaf of bread hit 45 billion marks, and panicked Germans found that their entire life savings would not even buy a postage stamp (the cost of which ultimately soared to 500 billion marks!). It was not uncommon for citizens to burn their devalued banknotes in their woodstoves for heat, since it was cheaper and burned longer than the firewood the money could buy. Both the German media and government were openly blaming the shattered economy on Jewish bankers and financers - all at a time when a young and furious Adolf Hitler was forming the early Nazi party, vowing to return Germany to its former (pre-WWI) prosperity. This makes the inflationary notes fascinating conversation pieces, as well as very much sought-after by collector/historians in the know.
  • Third Reich Coins and Currency: We carry a complete line of coins (and historic other collectibles) from the Third Reich under our Reich Collectibles tab - all bearing the swastika-bearing War Eagle on back, as Adolf Hitler abolished the standard Mark and implemented the Reichsmark shortly after gaining power. We also carry a very limited line of Third Reich currency - which is becoming harder to find as the shrinking number of surviving specimens disappear into permanent collections. So it Third Reich banknotes is an area of interest to you, we strongly encourage you to buy when you see them available!
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Germany
F-VF 1923 50-Million Mark

Nice 50-Million Mark Note, issued in Aachen in 1923. Measures approximately 6-1/2" x 4-7/8", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$8.00
Germany
VF-XF 1923 2-Million Mark

Lovely 2-Million Mark Note, issued in Krefeld in 1923. Measures approximately 5-1/4" x 3", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$6.00
Germany
F-VF 1923 5-Million Mark

Nice 5-Million Mark Note, issued in Berlin in 1923. Measures approximately 5-1/2" x 3-1/2", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$7.00
Germany
F-VF 1923 5-Million Mark

Beautifully designed 5-Million Mark Note, issued in Dusseldorf in 1923. Measures approximately 5-1/2" x 3-1/2", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$8.00
Germany
F-VF 1923 1-Million Mark

Nice 1-Million Mark Note, issued in Krefeld in 1923. Measures approximately 6-3/4" x 3-3/8", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$8.00
Germany
F-VF 1923 1-Million Mark

Nice 1-Million Mark Note, issued in Hamburg in 1923. Measures approximately 5-1/2" x 3-1/2", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$7.00
Germany
VF 1923 100-Million Mark

Nice 100-Million Mark Note, issued in Stollberg in 1923. Measures approximately 5" x 3-1/4", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$12.00
Germany
F-VF 1923 10-Million Mark

Nice 10-Million Note issued in Essen in 1923. Measures approximately 5-1/2" x 3", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$10.00
Germany
F-VF 1923 50-Million Mark

Nice 50-Million Mark Note, issued in Apolda in 1923. Measures approximately 5-5/8" x 3", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$11.00
Germany
Lightly circulated 1922 10,000-Mark

Lovely oversized 10,000-Mark Note, featuring Albert Duerer's famed Renaissance painting, "Portrait of a Young Man". This note is often referred to as the "Vampire note", so called due to the wide gash in the left side of the subject's neck, which was not present in the original painting. Measures approximately 7" x 4", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$12.00
Germany
Lightly circulated 1923 1,000,000-Mark

Lightly circulated 1-Million Mark Note, issued in Berlin on September 1, 1923; a "smaller" denomination note which would have likely been burned for heat, as it was cheaper and burned longer than the firewood the money could buy. Measures approximately 4-1/2" x 3", and comes in clear protective sleeve.
$8.00
Germany
1923 5-Million Mark note

Nice 5-Million Mark Note, issued in Frankfurt in 1923. Measures approximately 6-1/2" x 3-5/8", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$10.00
Germany
1923 10-Million Mark note

Nice lightly-circulated 10-Million Mark Note, issued by the Reichsbank in 1923. Measures approximately 3-1/4" x 5", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$9.00
Germany
1940-1945 20-Reichsmark Note

Great lightly-circulated 20-Reichsmark Note, embossed with the Reich's swastika-bearing war eagle. Pictures the famed work of medieval German painter, Albrecht Duher, Der Baumeister. Measures approximately 3" x 6", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$12.00
Germany
1923 20,000 Mark note

Nicely circulated 10,000-Mark Note with great color, issued by the Reichsbank in 1923. Measures approximately 3-3/4" x 6-1/4", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$7.00
Germany
1922 1,000 Mark Note

Nicely circulated 1,000-Mark Note issued in Berlin in 1922 - and little did Germany know that within months, this note would scarcely be worth the paper on which it was printed. Measures approximately 3-1/2" x 6-1/4", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$6.00
Germany
1923 500,000 Mark Note

Nicely circulated 500,000-Mark Note, issued in Liepzig in 1923. Measures approximately 3" x 5", and comes in a clear protective sleeve.
$6.00




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