1914-1923 German Notgeld Note Set

Thanks to our recent purchase of a private collection, you can own a unique 10-piece set of 1914-1923 German Notgeld Notes – which are scarcer than Austrian Notgeld Notes. After WWI, the value of the metal in German coinage rose above face value and caused widespread hoarding. And due to inflation, the central bank was unable to provide a necessary supply of currency notes. To make up for coin and paper money shortages, and to facilitate daily commerce, "emergency" Notgeld Notes of various denominations were issued by towns, local banks and private companies.

We've assembled a limited number of sets containing 10 different Notgeld Notes from 10 different German municipalities or establishments. Each set is completely unique, so you may want more than one! These colorful, illustrated notes feature village life and architecture, local landmarks, figures of folklore and more. Add a set of 90-year-old Emergency German Notgeld Notes to your collection before this unusual find sells out!