200 000 000 Mark Spar- und Kredit-Bank

发行方	Spar- und Kredit-Bank, Chemnitz
年份	1923
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形状	Rectangular
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正面描述	German Notgeld (emergency currency) issued in Saxony by the city of Chemnitz through the Allgemeine Deutsche Credit-Anstalt, dated 28 September 1923, with the denomination of 200 Millionen Mark stated in bold letterpress text. The face carries the issuing authority's name and location inscriptions arranged within a plain typographic layout typical of the hyperinflation-era emergency issues. The text reads 'NOTGELD SACHSEN, CHEMNITZ, Stadt' above the denomination and date.
正面铭文	NOTGELD SACHSEN / CHEMNITZ, Stadt / Allgemeine Deutsche Credit-Anstalt / 200 Millionen Mark / 28.9.1923
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备注	The Spar- und Kredit-Bank in Chemnitz was one of dozens of regional savings and credit institutions that resorted to issuing emergency currency — Notgeld — during the hyperinflation of 1923, when the Reichsbank's supply of official notes collapsed catastrophically against demand. A 200-million-mark denomination, which would have represented extraordinary wealth a year earlier, was by mid-to-late 1923 barely sufficient for routine transactions as the mark lost value by the hour. Local printing was the only practical option; centralized supply had simply broken down.

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