200,000 Mark, Germany, 1923

200,000 Mark banknote of Germany, 1923. Germany suffered one of the worst phases of hyperinflation following its loss in the First World War, from 1923-24. This was caused by the debts Germany had taken on during the war, the occupation of Ruhr industrial belt by the allies, and the war indemnity imposed on Germany by the victors. Prices increased from one day to next, and sometimes in a matter of few hours. These notes were printed at a short notice - and therefore lack in design elements, and are uniface. 

Size: 115 mm* 70 mm
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Notes are part of a lot. The piece you get may not be the one in scan, but will be in similar condition. Price is for 1 piece. 

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