Antique Banknote Notgeld 1918-1921 German Austria History 11pc Set Mark Pfennig Heller
Original price
346.00 kr
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Original price
346.00 kr
Original price
346.00 kr
346.00 kr
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346.00 kr
Current price
346.00 kr
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Behold this compelling collection of European history: an 11-piece set of authentic German and Austrian Notgeld emergency currency spanning the pivotal years of 1918 to 1921. This historical era captures the immediate aftermath of World War I, the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the early years of the Weimar Republic. Facing extreme coin shortages and economic chaos, regional trade boards and local municipalities stepped in to print their own localized paper money.
This cross-border collection beautifully illustrates the contrasting graphic styles of the period. It features a diverse mix of bold German Weimar-era artistic design (featuring Mark and Pfennig denominations) and intricate Austrian regional heraldry (featuring Heller denominations).
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⭐ Special Collector's Highlights:
- Includes prominent historical cities and trading hubs such as Nürnberg (Bayerische Staatsbank 1918 half-mark), Innsbruck (1918 Tyrolean city issue), Göttingen (1921 Chambers of Commerce issue), and the scenic lakeside town of Gmunden.
- Features rich illustrations ranging from medieval cityscapes and regional coats of arms to striking allegorical figures.
Item Specifics:
- Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany & Austria
- Year of Issue: 1918 - 1921
- Type: Emergency Currency (Notgeld / Gutschein / Kassenschein)
- Denominations: Includes Pfennig, Mark, and Heller notes
- Total Pieces: 11 banknotes
- Material: Paper
- Condition: Circulated, genuine vintage condition with beautiful historical aging. Please inspect the photographs to review edge wear, toning, and printing details.