Notes Of The Kaiserreich, The Beauty In The Mirror: 100 Mark (Imperial Germany, 1908)
This Imperial German banknote represents the 5th denomination of Goldmark (Series 1883-1914). The Gold Mark represented the gold-backed...
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Mar 6, 20222 min read
Landmarks Of The Old Fisher's City: 70 Pfennig (Altona, 1921)
This Notgeld is the 5th denomination of a 6-piece set, issued by the City of Altona. Since 1938, this city has been incorporated as a...
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Jan 23, 20222 min read
The Village On The Bodensee: 3 Mark (Radolfzell, 1921)
This large Notgeld represents the 2nd denomination of a 2-piece series, issued by the City of Radolfzell. Also known as Radolfzell am...
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Dec 20, 20213 min read
Emergency Coins Of The Great War: 10 Pfennig (City of Coblenz, 1918)
This WWI coin is a privately issued kriegsgeld (trans. war money) coin, issued by the City of Coblenz. Due to persistent war time...
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Sep 26, 20212 min read
The Spa Town On The Laucha: 50 Pfennig (Lauchstedt, 1919)
This Notgeld represented the 3rd denomination of a 3-piece set, issued by the spa city of Lauchstedt. Notably this Notgeld was issued...
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Sep 5, 20212 min read
The Battle Of Godelheim: 1 Mark (Godelheim, 1921)
This Notgeld was issued by the city of Godelheim, a small settlement in the district of Höxter. Notably this note would traditionally be...
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Aug 22, 20213 min read
"Nickel" Von Minckwitz, Bane Of Krampus: 75 Pfennig (Furstenwalde, 1921)
This notgeld is part of a larger set, issued by the city of Furstenwalde-Spee. The set commemorates Renaissance knight Nicolaus "Nickel"...
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Aug 8, 20212 min read
The Bamberg Horseman: 100 Mark (Weimar Republic, 1920)
This Weimar-era banknote represents the 3rd denomination of the 1st Issue “Papiermark”, or Paper Mark. Formally known as either the...
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Jul 25, 20213 min read
The Fool Of Lauenburg: 1 Mark (Lauenburg, 1921)
This notgeld is the 3rd denomination of the 3-piece set, issued by the resort city of Lauenburg an der Elbe. The set features various...
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Jul 4, 20213 min read
"Muck" And The New Flock: 25 Pfennig (Kahla, 1921)
This notgeld is the 1st denomination of the 3-piece "wandering bird" set, issued by the city of Kahla. The set features various moments...
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Jun 27, 20213 min read
"Muck" And The New Flock: 50 Pfennig (Kahla, 1921)
This notgeld is the 2nd denomination of the 3-piece "wandering bird" set, issued by the city of Kahla. The set features various moments...
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Jun 1, 20213 min read
"Muck" And The New Flock: 75 Pfennig (Kahla, 1921)
This notgeld is the 3rd denomination of the 3-piece "wandering bird" set, issued by the city of Kahla. The set features various moments...
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Jun 1, 20213 min read
A Rescuer From Danger: 50 Pfennig (Oldenburg, 1921)
This notgeld represents the 2nd note of 6-piece set issued by the city of Oldenburg. The set commemorates the German Association for...
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Apr 4, 20213 min read
Rentenmarks, Mortgaging A Country's Future: 1 Rentenmark (Deutsche Reich, 1937)
This Deutsches Reich-era banknote represents the 1st denomination, of the 1937 issued Rentenmark. The Rentenmark was first issued on the...
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Apr 4, 20212 min read
From The Ashes, German Loan Currency: 2 Mark (Weimar Republic, 1920)-2nd Variant
This Weimar Republic-era banknote represents the 2nd version of the 2 Mark Darlehenskassenscheine (1920). Darlehenskassenscheine (lit....
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Apr 4, 20212 min read
On the Financial Brink, Germany: 10 Million Mark (Weimar Republic, 1923)
This Weimar-era banknote represents the 6th denomination of the 5th Issue “Papiermark”, or Paper Mark. Formally known as either the...
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