Product Description

This original 50 Million Mark Reichsbanknote, dated 1923, is a compelling relic from the hyperinflation era that devastated Germany in the early 1920s. Issued by the Reichsbank on 1 September 1923, the note represents one of the high denominations printed as everyday currency lost value rapidly. The note bears the authentic Reichsbank inscriptions, serial number, and ornate period‑typical design, with vibrant ink and paper that — if well preserved — vividly illustrate the economic crisis of the time.

Though demonetised long ago and no longer legal tender, this banknote holds substantial historical and collectible value. It serves as a tangible reminder of the dramatic collapse of paper money in the Weimar Republic, when astronomical inflation led to notes worth millions, then billions, then trillions — often worthless by the day’s end. Collectors of 20th‑century European currency, historians of monetary collapse, or anyone fascinated by turbulent inter‑war Germany will appreciate this piece.

Display it under glass, include it in a historical collection or currency album — a true conversation starter and educational artifact from one of modern history’s most dramatic economic episodes.