Germany - Weimar Republic Pfalz 100 Millionen Mark 1923

Certainly! The item you are referring to, the Germany - Weimar Republic Pfalz 100 Millionen Mark 1923, is a banknote from the turbulent period of the Weimar Republic in Germany. In 1923, Germany was facing severe hyperinflation as a result of the economic and political instability following World War I. The Weimar Republic government, in an attempt to deal with the economic crisis, printed increasingly larger denominations of banknotes, such as the 100 Millionen Mark note. By the end of 1923, the German currency had become nearly worthless, leading to social unrest and hardship for the German people. The banknote you mentioned, with the serial numbers N# 214451 and # 683729, is in Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) condition, indicating that it is in well-preserved condition with minimal signs of wear. This particular banknote serves as a reminder of the hyperinflation crisis that plagued Germany during the Weimar Republic era and is a fascinating historical artifact that reflects the economic challenges and turmoil of that time.

N° 2451 | Germany - Weimar Republic Pfalz 100 Millionen Mark 1923

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