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2 000 000 Mark Brombach bei Lörrach

Issuer Gemeinde Brombach (Municipality of Brombach)
Year 1923
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Currency Mark (1914-1924)
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Obverse lettering Gemeinde Brombach
2000000
Zwei Millionen Mark
zahlt die Gemeindekasse Brombach an den Einlieferer dieses
Gutscheins
Giltig bis zum Aufruf im Oberbadischen Volksblatt in Lörrach
Der Gemeinderat:
Brombach, den 29. August 1923
Reverse description The reverse is essentially unprinted, with the cream-coloured paper showing only a faint ruled grid framework and barely legible mirror impressions from the obverse printing, with no additional text or design elements.
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Brombach was a small industrial commune southeast of Lörrach, administratively separate from its larger neighbor until absorbed in 1937. Like hundreds of German municipalities in the summer and autumn of 1923, it was forced into emergency currency production not by choice but by the complete collapse of Reichsbank note distribution — physical cash simply could not reach local economies fast enough to keep pace with hyperinflation. The Oberbadisches Volksblatt was a regional newspaper printer pressed into Notgeld production, as were countless provincial presses that year.

At 2,000,000 Mark, this note dates from mid-1923, before denominations climbed into the billions and trillions by November.

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