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100 000 Mark Vereinigung Breslauer Arbeitgeberverbände
| 发行方 | Vereinigung Breslauer Arbeitgeberverbände (Association of Breslau Employers' Associations) |
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| 年份 | 1923 |
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| 面值 | 100 000 Marks (100 000) |
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| 正面描述 | Green guilloche underprint covers the entire face, with a decorative scroll border framing the note on all sides. The denomination "Einhunderttausend Mark" is printed in large bold letterpress type across the top, with the numeral "100 000" centred below flanked by parallel rule bars. The main text body states acceptance by Breslauer Banken and includes an expiry clause dated 31 August 1923, with the issue date "BRESLAU, DEN 10. AUGUST 1923" printed centrally; the issuer's name "Vereinigung Breslauer Arbeitgeberverbände" appears in bold type above two manuscript signatures. The serial number is printed vertically along the left margin. |
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| 正面铭文 | Einhunderttausend Mark 100 000 Dieser Gutschein wird von den Breslauer Banken in Breslau in Höhe von Mark 100 000 i.W. Einhunderttausend Mark in Zahlung genommen Der Schein verliert am 31. August 1923 seine Gültigkeit, wenn er bis zu dieser Zeit nicht bei einer Kasse der hiesigen Banken zur Einlösung eingereicht wird BRESLAU, DEN 10. AUGUST 1923 Vereinigung Breslauer Arbeitgeberverbände |
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Vereinigung Breslauer Arbeitgeberverbände was not a bank — it was an employers' federation, one of hundreds of private industrial and commercial bodies across Germany that were legally permitted to issue notgeld during the hyperinflation of 1923 when the Reichsbank simply could not supply enough currency to pay wages. This note exists because workers needed to be paid, often daily, in denominations that kept pace with a collapsing exchange rate. At 100,000 Mark, it would have been a substantial denomination in early 1923 and almost worthless by autumn.
Krahmer & Minuth operated as a local Breslau printing firm, not a specialist security printer, which is typical for employer-issued notgeld of this period.