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| 背面描述 | The reverse is entirely typographic and guilloche-based, with a large central oval panel enclosing the bold numeral '1000' over concentric engine-turned rosette patterns in olive-green and brown. The inscription 'Reichsbanknote' arches across the top of the oval in elaborate Fraktur script, while 'Tausend Reichsmark' curves along the bottom in the same style. Four corner cartouches each bear the numeral '1000' with denomination text, and a counterfeit warning legend in Fraktur is printed in two lines above and below the central numeral. |
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| 防伪类型 | Watermark |
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The Rentenmark stabilization of late 1923 ended the hyperinflation, but the Reichsbank needed a credible high-denomination note for interbank and commercial settlement once the new currency regime took hold. This 1000 Reichsmark note was part of that recovery issue — a denomination that would have been laughably inadequate just months earlier, when a trillion-paper-mark note still couldn't buy a loaf of bread.
Reichsdruckerei had the capacity and the engraving tradition to produce serious currency, and by 1924 was back to printing on properly sourced cotton stock with functional watermark security — a meaningful contrast to the emergency wartime and inflation-era issues that had cut every corner available.