10 000 000 Mark

表面の説明	Firm cream paper with a reddish-brown letterpress frame and text block. No serial number, issue date, or validity date printed; a manuscript signature in black ink (Wollf) appears in the designated field. An embossed dry seal is applied to the lower left corner.
表面の銘文	10 MILLIONEN MARK zahlt die Stadt Kiel an Sämtlichen Städtischen Kassen gegen Rückgabe dieses Gutscheines. Der Magistrat Kiel Ausgefertigt:
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コメント	Kiel's municipal administration — like hundreds of German cities in 1923 — was forced to print its own emergency currency as the Reichsmark collapsed into hyperinflation. By the time denominations reached eight figures, the notes were functionally worthless within days of issue; the 10,000,000 Mark face value, staggering on paper, would have bought little more than a loaf of bread at the peak of the crisis that summer and autumn. C. Handorff was a local Kiel printer, not a specialist security firm, which accounts for the relatively modest production — a watermarked paper being the sole concession to anti-counterfeiting. The designer credit "H.P. 1923" remains unattributed in most reference literature.

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