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  • 1 Februar 1923 Sig 13a With T at left of portrait Printer: (Reichsdruckerei) Green 8-digit s/n lower left front Brown paper Prefix M Intro: 00 03 1923 100,000 mark Values

1 Februar 1923 Sig 13a With T at left of portrait Printer: (Reichsdruckerei) Green 8-digit s/n lower left front Brown paper Prefix M Intro: 00 03 1923 100,000 mark Values

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1 Februar 1923 Sig 13a With T at left of portrait Printer: (Reichsdruckerei) Green 8-digit s/n lower left front Brown paper Prefix M Intro: 00 03 1923 100,000 mark Values

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1 Februar 1923 Sig 13a With T at left of portrait Printer: (Reichsdruckerei) Green 8-digit s/n lower left front Brown paper Prefix M Intro: 00 03 1923 100,000 mark Values

Details

Obverse: German text; head of man wearing cap from Hans Holbein’s The Merchant Georg Gisze (1532); black Reichsbank seal; imperial eagle; black Reichsbank seal

Reverse: German text; guilloches

Basic Information

GSID:

104608

Denomination:

100,000 mark

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

1 Februar 1923 Sig 13a With T at left of portrait Printer: (Reichsdruckerei) Green 8-digit s/n lower left front Brown paper Prefix M Intro: 00 03 1923

Design Details

Note Color:

Brown, black, and lilac

Note Dimension:

190 x 115 mm

Printer:

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