Antique Banknote Lot 1920s Germany Weimar Hyperinflation Bonn Notgeld Old Europe

This four-piece numismatic collection captures the rapid and historic monetary devaluation of the Weimar Republic in post-World War I Germany.

10 Mark: Issued on February 6, 1920, this early Weimar Reichsbanknote represents the initial period of post-war monetary adjustments before currency inflation spun out of control.

100,000 Mark Notgeld: Released on June 1, 1923, this localized emergency Gutschein reflects the severe coin and currency shortage that forced individual municipalities to print their own money to keep local trade alive.

Two Million Mark: Issued on August 9, 1923, by the central government, this staggering multi-million-mark issue was printed as the country descended into hyperinflation.

Ten Million Mark: Released on August 22, 1923, just weeks after the two-million mark note, this massive denomination showcases the unimaginable speed at which prices were skyrocketing daily.

Condition: Two Million Mark is Almost Uncirculated. The other three are lightly circulated with paper toning, creasing, and folds.

This is an authentic antique set. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.