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emergency money
German Notgeld
c. 1914–1923
German Notgeld, meaning emergency or necessity money, comprises substitute currency produced during economic and political crises when insufficient official money was supplied by the central bank. Produced without sanction from central government, it was issued by town savings banks, municipalities, and private or s…
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emergency money
Weimar Republic — Reichsbanknote — 100,000 Mark — 1923
1923
The Weimar Republic 100,000 Mark Reichsbanknote is a high-denomination paper currency issue introduced by the Reichsbank in 1923 during the period of German hyperinflation. Denominated as "Einhunderttausend Mark", the banknote was produced to supply circulation as the purchasing power of the Papiermark collapsed. T…
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