10 000 000 Mark

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正面铭文	10 Millionen Mark ZAHLEN DIE STÄDTISCHEN KASSEN DER STADT HERNE DEM EINLIEFERER DIESES SCHEINES HERNE, DEN 1. AUGUST 1923 DER MAGISTRAT
背面描述	The reverse repeats the denomination in large Gothic Fraktur script — 'Zehn Millionen Mark' — against a fine red guilloche underprint within a bordered central panel. A vertical side panel at the right edge carries the numeral '10000000' oriented sideways. Below the denomination text, two blocks of smaller Gothic-script text state the city's liability pledge and the note's redemption conditions, referencing the local Herne daily newspapers as the official announcement medium.
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备注	Herne was a mid-sized industrial town in the Ruhr, and its municipal notgeld from the hyperinflation peak of 1923 was printed locally out of necessity rather than design ambition. By late 1923, Reichsbank currency was arriving so devalued it was functionally useless before it could be distributed — municipalities across the Ruhr issued their own denominations simply to meet payroll for mine and factory workers. Herne's coalfield economy made liquidity particularly urgent; wages had to be paid weekly, then daily, to have any purchasing power at all. The ten-million mark denomination, staggering by any prior standard, was already routine by August 1923.

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