Germany 100,000 Mark 1923 Reichsbanknote – About AUNC Condition – Historic Hyperinflation Note

Germany 100,000 Mark 1923 Reichsbanknote – About AUNC Condition – Historic Hyperinflation Note
CA$45.00

Authentic Germany 100,000 Mark Reichsbanknote (1923) issued during the Weimar Republic’s hyperinflation crisis. This historic note features a portrait of Albrecht Dürer, one of Germany’s most celebrated Renaissance artists, and was printed by the Reichsbank in Berlin.

Dated February 1923, this high-denomination banknote reflects the extreme economic instability of post-World War I Germany, when currency values collapsed and denominations rose rapidly. The reverse displays an intricate guilloché design typical of early 20th-century German banknote engraving.

An essential piece for collectors of German hyperinflation currency, world banknotes, or economic history artifacts.

Banknote Details

  • Country: Germany

  • Issuer: Reichsbank

  • Denomination: 100,000 Mark

  • Year: 1923 (February issue)

  • Series: Weimar Republic Hyperinflation

  • Obverse: Portrait of Albrecht Dürer

  • Reverse: Ornate guilloché and denomination design

  • Serial Number: Green serial (as issued)

  • Printer: Reichsdruckerei, Berlin