Antique Banknote Lot Germany Weimar Hyperinflation Rise and Fall of the Mark

This museum-grade three-piece currency collection dramatically charts the turbulent political and monetary history of Germany across the Imperial, Weimar Republic, and early interwar eras. 100 Mark: Issued on April 21, 1910, under the German Empire, this large "Blue Seal" Reichsbanknote represents pre-war imperial monetary stability backed by gold. ~207 mm x 102 mm. Serial: B · 2657614. 10,000 Mark Notgeld: Released in February 1923, this historic Gutschein (Emergency Voucher) is a poignant relic from the absolute peak of the Weimar Republic's hyperinflation crisis. ~180 mm x 100 mm. Serial: 206721. 10 Reichsmark: Issued on January 22, 1929, this note documents the post-inflation recovery era. Authorized under the sweeping bank law reforms of 1924, it replaced the ruined old papiermark with the stable, gold-backed Reichsmark currency. ~150 mm x 75 mm. Serial: G · 25824802. Condition: Heavily circulated relics. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.