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| 正面描述 | The obverse reproduces a genuine Reichsbanknote of 1000 Mark dated Berlin, 15. September 1922. The denomination numeral 1000 appears in large gothic letterpress at left, with the title "Tausend Mark" in bold blackletter script at upper centre. Two circular Reichsbank eagle seals flank multiple manuscript signatures of the Reichsbankdirektorium. A warning against counterfeiting appears in small text at lower left within a fine guilloche border frame. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse carries the standard 1922 reverse guilloche vignette with the large numeral 1000 at centre, overlaid with MARK flanking both sides. A Nazi electoral propaganda overprint has been applied in black and red letterpress, with the slogan "Wir Arbeiter sind erwacht / wir wählen" in black and "Liste 2" in red, and "Nationalsozialisten" in bold black at the foot. |
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This is not a Reichsbank note in any functional sense — it is a propaganda piece produced during the Nazi movement's early agitation campaigns, designed to mimic the genuine 1922 Reichsbank 1000 Mark issue. The reverse carried antisemitic slogans in place of official text, used as a distribution vehicle for Nazi messaging during the hyperinflation crisis, when the real notes were so worthless that flooding the streets with lookalike propaganda cost almost nothing.
Attribution to "Reichsbankdirektorium" reflects the obverse imitation only. No such authority produced or sanctioned these items.