Weimar-Era German Banknotes and Value Booklet Set

This collection features multiple Weimar-era German banknotes, representative of both government-issued currency and local emergency money from the post-World War I period. Denominations include 50, 100, 1,000, and 100,000 Mark notes, reflecting theera's rapid hyperinflation. The notes feature period-specific designs and official signatures, with visible wear consistent with circulation. Included is a small booklet providing a contemporary account of the fluctuating exchange rate between the USDollar and the German Mark from 1919 to 1923, offering historical context to the currency assortment. This group highlights the turbulent German economic conditions during the early 20th century.