Inflation 1923 values from Coblenz
The hyper-inflationary period of 1923 in Germany, is very well documented and one can read so much about it on the internet. People will ...
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*Remscheid – an interesting note (1923)
The city of Remscheid issued several Inflation 1923 issues and I recently acquired another interesting Remscheid notgeld. The usual 1 million and 5 million ...
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*Annaberg (‘Altershilfe’)
One of the most colourful and striking sets of larger face valued notes in my opinion, are depicted below. They were issued in Annaberg ...
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*Bergzabern 500,000m
There is a wonderful note from Bergzabern that I stumbled across and want to tell you about. I saw the graphic on the reverse ...
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*Bielefeld 1+3+5+10 million
Most collectors will know that the Bielefeld notgeld are some of the most interesting and intricate pieces they will find. Many of the pieces ...
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*Buechen-Bahnhof
Here is an ‘Inflation 1923’ notgeld, issued by the ‘Sparkasse’ (Savings Bank) in Buechen-Bahnhof (Buechen Railroad station/junction): I don’t think that the note was ...
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*Burscheid
The following, very nice looking pair of notes, were issued in ‘Burscheid bei koln’ by the shoe factory ‘Louis frankenstein’. Dated ‘August 1923’, both ...
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*Duelken ‘carnival’!!
This is a fantastic looking banknote with very interesting looking graphics which was issued by the Duelken Savings Bank (in Rheinland) …….but what is ...
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*Duisburg (‘Kupferhuette’)
For notgeld collectors, I think the following inflationary notes that were issued in Duisburg, are a good set to obtain. There are different face ...
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*Geislingen a. St.
I have some nice looking hyper-inflation notes here from ‘Geislingen a St.’, some cancelled and some not, so I wanted to record them here. ...
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*Gross-Salze / Schoenebeck
Whilst researching revalued / overprinted notes for the ‘REVALUED GEMS‘ book(s), I came across these pieces which I had to double check! The note ...
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*Hameln Inflation notes
I was very lucky indeed, to receive these very scarce/rare pieces in the past, so thought I should show them all together, to you ...
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*Heidelberg
A long time ago, when I first started collecting notgeld, someone showed me an inflation piece and a serienscheine piece together, which both depicted ...
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*Heiligenstadt
An inflation 1923 note from Heiligenstadt appears in my ‘saints’ article but I found a couple more. They are interesting looking pieces so I ...
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*Herbolzheim – special paper
Recently, I became aware of pieces of notgeld, issued in Herbolzheim, that were printed on the paper used for cigar box inserts. Paper was ...
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*Itzehoe – Wenzel Hablik
Wenzel August Hablik, also known as Wenceslav Hablik and Wilhelm August Hablik (4 August 1881 – 23 March 1934), was a painter, graphic artist, architect, designer, and craftsman of ...
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*Kusel – star punched pieces
As a collector of notgeld, I am always on the lookout for interesting looking pieces. The Kusel notes, in the past, have struck that ...
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*Laegerdorf (BPCF)
I found some interesting looking hyper-inflationary notes, issued in Laegerdorf by the ‘BPCF’ (Breitenburger Portland-Cement-Fabrik). Some of the notes are described as ‘Gutschein’ (Voucher) ...
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*Leverkusen (BAYER) Paint Factory
Whilst collecting notgeld, I was able to get several issues from the BAYER paint factory (‘Farbenfabriken’) into my collection. The symbol of the winged ...
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*Ludwigshafen BASF overprints (A)
Several large sized overprinted or revalued pieces were issued in Ludwigshafen, so I wanted to document the pieces I have, here. They were all ...
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*Ludwigshafen BASF overprints (B)
The physical size of banknotes, usually increases as the face values get larger. (There are also sets or series produced where all the banknotes ...
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*Mainz (‘Katholisches’)
‘Katholisches Lehrlingshaus’ – Catholic Apprentice House. The following scarce note, which is stamped in the lower right corner, was issued in Mainz by the ...
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*Meissen (on hand-made paper)
The world famous porcelain manufacturers, issued many notgeld in porcelain form (coins). They also produced paper notgeld of which there are a few to ...
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*Mindelheim
The following note was issued in Mindelheim ( a pretty little town in Bavaria) and is dated ‘1.Aug.1923’. I think it is a lovely ...
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*Mosbach ‘OVP’ (overprinted / revalued)
Certain banknotes are interesting to collectors as they are slightly ‘different’ from the usual banknote issues. I recently became aware of these ‘OVP’ (overprinted) ...
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*Neustadt an der Aisch
As a collector, I am drawn to the fantastic notgeld graphics and the town of ‘Neustadt an der Aisch’ issued such pieces! GNCC member ...
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*Neustadt (clock-seller)
I think these notes, issued in Neustadt im Schwarzwald and featuring a lovely graphic of a clock-seller, are worth mentioning and a post to ...
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*Neu-Ulm – print error
There are some cheap hyper-inlationary notgeld ‘sets’ of different face values that a collector can obtain. The pieces from Neu-Ulm are not particularly pleasing ...
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*Ravensburg
Here is a lovley looking note issued in Ravensburg and dated ’22 September 1923′. A picture of a knight wearing his armour and holding ...
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*Saulgau (AOK issues)
Saulgau issued several notgeld, including kleingeld (verkehrsausgaben), Inflation 1922 & Inflation 1923 issues. They didn’t issue serienscheine. The following beautiful hyper-inflation banknote was issued ...
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*Stormarn / Wandsbek (Swan)
The district or county (kreises) of Stormarn became a part of Holstein in the 12th century. When Schleswig-Holstein became a province of Prussia in ...
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*Vohwinkel
The following notes, issued in Vohwinkel are lovely examples of graphic hyper-inflationary notgeld issues. The pictures and verses are lovely! The piece depicting the ...
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*Waiblingen
The following notes, issued in Waiblingen, all feature ‘Barbarossa’ (‘red beard’). Born in Waiblingen, he was elected King of Germany in 1152 and was ...
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*Wiesbaden
On a similar theme to my Ettlingen metal articles, I recently acquired this nice metal object which is based on a 2 million mark ...
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