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10 Marks MIAMA, Mitteldeutsche Ausstellung für Siedelung Sozialfürsorge und Arbeit Magdeburg 1922

Issuer City of Magdeburg (Notgeld, Prussian Province of Saxony)
Year 1922
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Shape Rectangular
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Obverse lettering SIEDELUNG
SOZIALFÜRSORGE
ARBEITSWESEN
ROHSTOFFWIRTSCHAFT
VERKEHRSWESEN
KOMMUNALWIRTSCHAFT
DIESER GUTSCHEIN WIRD BEI LÖSUNG VON EINTRITTS-KARTEN ZUR AUSSTELLUNG
ZU DEM AUF IHM ANGEGEBENEN WERTE IN ZAHLUNG GENOMMEN. ER VERFÄLLT AM 31. X. 22
MIAMA 1922 MAGDEBURG DAS DIREKTORIUM
10 M
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Reverse lettering WIR WISSEN WAS WIR WOLLEN UND
ZEIGEN WAS WIR KÖNNEN AUFBAUEN
MAGDEBURG
DIE NEUE STERNBRÜCKE ERÖFFNET 1922
10 M
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MIAMA — Mitteldeutsche Ausstellung für Siedelung, Sozialfürsorge und Arbeit — was a regional trade and social welfare exhibition held in Magdeburg in 1922, and this 10 Mark note was issued as Serienschein, collector-oriented Notgeld rather than emergency currency. By mid-1922 German inflation had made low-denomination notes economically trivial, and municipalities had long since learned that souvenir issues sold to collectors generated real revenue. Magdeburg's city administration issued this piece explicitly to profit from that market.

Brückner's press in Magdeburg handled the printing locally, which was practical given the exhibition's civic character. The series is well-documented but individual pieces in undamaged condition are harder to locate than the print run might suggest — souvenir buyers were not always careful keepers.

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