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In economy, inflation is the over-supply with means of payment by an increase of the circulating money without appropriate increase in production.
The real inflation in Germany began in 1923 - not least because of the hard-to-pay reparations stipulated in the Versailles Treaty. The Reichsdruckerei was no longer able to produce the required amount of paper money alone and to provide the population with enough banknotes. Numerous large printers were also commissioned with the production.
The temporary ban on issuing emergency money was suspended. Even not originally approved emergency money was tolerated. The amount of emergency money of all kinds grew considerably.
Today, many of these notes are being sought by many banknote collectors as historical collectibles. TheWorldBanknoteShop is proud to offer you some interesting pieces here.
Städte (towns)100,000,000 Mark20.09.1923GRADING:AU - UNC
Out of stockStadt (town) 50,000,000,000 Mark 24.10.1923 Grading: UNC- - UNC
In StockStadt (town)1,000,000,000 Mark (1 billion Mark)18.10.1923GRADING:AU - UNC
Out of stockReichsbahndirektion (Reichsbahn Directorate)1,000,000,000,000 Mark02.11.1923GRADING:UNC
In StockFritz Kaeferle (Machine factory) 100,000 Mark 15.08.1923 Grading: UNC-
In StockStadt (town)20,000,000,000 Mark10.10.1923GRADING:VF
In StockC. Jörgensen (Machine and engine factory) 2,000,000,000 Mark 25.10.1923 Grading: UNC- - UNC
In StockStadtgemeinde (urban community)5,000,000,000 Mark01.10.1923GRADING:AU - UNC
In StockKreisausschuss des Landkreises Solingen50,000,000 Mark15.09.1923GRADING:XF+ - AU
In StockStadt (town)10,000,000 Mark (10 million Mark)02.09.1923GRADING:(UNC-)
In Stock