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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* ‘Billions’!
‘Billions’! (1,000,000,000,000m = 1 billion marks…..12 ‘0’s) As the hyper-inflation gathered pace, notes with actual face values in BILLIONs of marks were being issued. ...
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*Dynamite (Nobel)!
Here is a fascinating note issued in Hamburg, by the ‘Dynamit’ company and dated ’13 August 1923′. (Dynamite formerly trading as Nobel). One can ...
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*Fingerprint ‘signature’
Collectors like things that are ‘different’ so I thought I would start an article about notgeld issues that have a fingerprint (or thumbprint) on ...
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*GSG (Saxony Giro issues)
Collectors of notgeld, especially those interested in the hyper-inflationary issues, will be sure to have come across cheque like banknotes issued by the different ...
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*Gutschein des Reichspostministeriums
I’ve found several of these hyper-inflationary ‘Reichspostministeriums‘ banknotes and thought I should write a little bit about what I know of them: The notes ...
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*Inflation overprints
Notes were sometimes ‘re-used’ by placing an overprint stamp on them which was higher than the note’s original face-value. The note above is strange. ...
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*’Midgard’
On 1st impressions, notgeld collectors may think this piece looks like it is issued for a specific ship – but that is not the ...
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*Similar designs on Inflation issues
As I have just been writing an article for similar designs used on serienscheine, I thought it should be done for Inflationary notgeld issues ...
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