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Germany 50 Million Marks 1923 P109 Dark Unc

Germany 50 Million Marks 1923 P109 Dark Unc

The hyperinflation suffered by Germany after the First World War ravaged the economy. Banknotes were issued with values in the millions and even billions to cope with rising prices. One such note was the 50 million marks dated 1923 (P109) Printed on one side only, they are simple affairs which in no time at all was eclposed by even great denominations. Our examples are in Crisp Uncirculated condition.
£4.50
Picture of Germany 500,000 marks (Extra Fine)

Germany 500,000 marks (Extra Fine)

500,000 German marks from 1923 - Extra Fine condition
£4.50
Picture of Germany 500,000 Marks 1923 P88 VF

Germany 500,000 Marks 1923 P88 VF

Germany 500,000 marks 1923 P88b Green on cream. Man to l and right in cap/ Design Fine
£6.25
Picture of Germany 5000 Marks 1922 P81 F-GVF

Germany 5000 Marks 1922 P81 F-GVF

A note issued during the crazy hyperinflation period of the 1920s in Germany featuring a portraits of a merchant. This 5000 marks note was issued in 1921 and densely engraved in brown and green on cream (P81) . We offer them in Good Fine to VF.
£4.25
Picture of Germany 'Merchant' 100,000 marks, 1923. (P83) Crisp GEF/Unc

Germany 'Merchant' 100,000 marks, 1923. (P83) Crisp GEF/Unc

Hyper-inflation notes issued in 1923.
£8.25
Picture of Venezuela 10,000-50,000 2019 (3)  P-New Unc

Venezuela 10,000-50,000 2019 (3) P-New Unc

The economy of Venezuela has been ravaged by rampant hyperinflation in recent years. In 2008, the government revalued the currency by 100 to one. Ten years later in 2018, five noughts were lopped off when the currency was revalued yet again 100,000 to one These new notes from Venezuela are dated 2019 and show yet again how higher and higher denominations were needed to keep up with inflation. The highest values that have been issued are the 10,000, 20,000 and 50,000 bolivares (P-New) Unlike previous issues, they have a common design. On the front, we find a portrait of Simon Bolivar while on the back a view of the National Pantheon of Venezuela in Caracas is illustrated, otherwise known as the Mausoleo del Libertador Simon Bolivar and where he was buried in 1842. This Uncirculated trio was printed by the Russian Security Printers Goznak and have a 2mm wide security thread. Uncirculated Venezuela High value Trio at just £11.50
£11.50
100 Million dinara 1993 P124 Unc

Yugoslavia 100 Million dinara 1993 P124 Unc

In the early 1990s, Yugoslavia suffered chronic hyperinflation with banknotes being issued in the millions and finally the billions. This 100 million Dinara is dated 1993. (P124) A young boy appears on the front with the facade of the Academy of Science on the back. A relic of troubled times before war led to the breakup of the country. Crisp Uncirculated at just £ 3.75
£3.75
Picture of Yugoslavia 500 Billion Dinara 1993 P137 Unc

Yugoslavia 500 Billion Dinara 1993 P137 Unc

Not many countries have had to resort to issuing banknotes with a billion denomination. Always a result of runaway inflation, these billion notes have always fascinated collectors. We offer this 500 billion Dinara note from Yugoslavia issued in 1993 (P137) in Uncirculated at only £12.50.
£12.50
Picture of Yugoslavia, 500 billion dinara, 1993, (P137) VF-GVF

Yugoslavia, 500 billion dinara, 1993, (P137) VF-GVF

The highest denomination note issued during the crazy hyper-inflation period in the early 1990's
£6.95
Zimbawe Set 3 20,000,50,000 & 100,000 Dollars 2008 P73-5 Unc

Zimbawe Set 3 20,000,50,000 & 100,000 Dollars 2008 P73-5 Unc

A trio of Uncirculated notes from the time Zimbabwe’s economy was in freefall as a result of rampant hyperinflation. The trio of notes comprises the 20,000, 50,000, and 100,000 dollar notes dated 2008 in Uncirculated (P73-5) The fronts all feature a view of the famous Matapos rocks while on the backs we find Victoria Falls, the Kariba Dam, a farmer, and miner, a wildebeest and an elephant depicted. Crisp Uncirculated Zimbabwe Thousands Trio.
£14.50