500 000 Mark

正面描述	Printed in dark brown on a green guilloche underprint, the obverse is divided into two sections. To the left, an intaglio-style portrait vignette of a distinguished male figure in three-quarter view is set within a ruled rectangular frame, flanked vertically by the numeral "500 000" repeated in ornamental cartouches. To the right, a central text panel within a double-ruled border carries the issuing authority, denomination in Fraktur script, date, and two manuscript signatures above a circular municipal seal, with the serial letter and number in blue at the foot.
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背面铭文	STADT CASSEL 500000 Mark Einlösung bei sämtlichen städtischen Kassen DRUCK: A.-G. WENDEROTH, CASSEL
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备注	Kassel's municipal authority — like hundreds of German cities in 1923 — was forced to issue its own emergency currency as the Reichsbank struggled to print fast enough to keep pace with hyperinflation. The Stadt Cassel notes were locally produced by Wenderoth, a Kassel-based printing firm, which kept turnaround times short during a period when the purchasing power of a denomination could collapse within days of printing. The 500,000 Mark figure, astronomical by any prior standard, was already approaching irrelevance by late 1923. Notgeld of this era was often spent the same day it was issued.

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