Group 012 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 013 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s.
Group 014 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 014 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 014 C - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 016 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 015 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s.
Group 016 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 015 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s.
Group 020 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 020 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 019 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 018 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 019 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 018 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 017 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 017 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 021 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 021 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 023 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 022 B - Notgeld collage 1918 - C1920
Group 022 A - Notgeld collage 1918 - C1920
Group 023 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 024 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 024 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 025 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 025 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 026 B - Notgeld collage 1918 - C1920s
Group 026A - Notgeld collage 1918 - C1920s
Group 027 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 027 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 028 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 028 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 030 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 029 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 029 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 030 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 012 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 08 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 09 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 09 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 011 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 011 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 010 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 010 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 08 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 05 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 04 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 06 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 06 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 07 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 07 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 04 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 05 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 03 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 03 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 02 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 02 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 01 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 01 A - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s
Group 20A-B Stadt Melle
Composite Munnerstadt 10 Pfennig
Detail of a 50Pf note from Altenburg
Hundert Mark Reichsbank note
Hunderttausand Mark Reichsbank note
Notgeld from Lauenburg
Notgeld of 1918 from Lindau - face and reverse
A collage of Notgeld
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Group 013 B - Notgeld collage C1918 - 1920s.
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Could you please give some explanatory notes here! it isn't at all clear to me what we are dealing with. I guess bank notes but the quality doesn't look good enough or are we dealing with Weimar Republic hyper- inflation and the printing presses couldn't keep up? - but 5 or even 50 pfenning notes don't square away with that either. I'm confused.
Nonetheless I do like this!
Roger Dodger club has replied to Andy Rodker clubTitled as 'Group **A or B' showing both sides of respective notes. this is a series of collages of a collection of notgeld; the German name covers monetary items that may be issued by an institution in times of economic or political crisis. The issue is usually made with no official central government sanction, usually arises when sufficient state-produced money is not available and generally refers to money produced in Germany and Austria during World War I.
I may not of attributed the correct names here and there, but tried my best!
The representation of seemingly historic events on some of the notes would, I think, be interesting to research for more detailed information.
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