100 Milliarden - Heilbronn

正面描述	A bold, centrally placed denomination legend reads '100 MILLIARDEN MARK' in large raised letters, flanked by decorative foliate scroll ornaments. Above, the inscription 'NOT GELD' appears in two words separated by a small spread eagle displaying a shield on its breast. Below the denomination, the issuer name 'HEILBRONN' is inscribed, with the date '1923' beneath, flanked by the letters 'A' and 'N'. The entire design is enclosed within a continuous pearl (beaded) border running along the inner rim.
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正面铭文	NOT GELD 100 MILLIARDEN MARK HEILBRONN • A • 1923 • N •
背面描述	The central field depicts two elderly figures — an old man leaning on a walking stick and an old woman — rendered in low relief, symbolizing impoverished citizens reduced to begging during the hyperinflationary crisis. Surrounding the figures, a circular legend in Latin-script capital letters with word-separating dashes reads 'ALMOSEN-SCHMERZT-IN-ALTER-HAND-DIE-GOLD-EINST-GAB-DEM-VATERLAND', translating as 'Alms pain in aged hands that once gave gold to the Fatherland.' The design is enclosed within a continuous pearl (beaded) border along the inner rim, consistent with the obverse treatment.
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