1923 Germany 10 Million Mark VF

1923 Germany 10 Million Mark VFThis note is an example of the hyperinflation experienced in the wake of WWII as Germany struggled with significant reparations. Money printing increased to a point at which purchasing power of currency was being diminished on a daily basis. By the end of 1922 an American dollar was worth 2000 Marks. The rate further deteriorated in 1923 until it reached an exchange rate of 1: 2,000,000

Reproduction of "Baile Antiguo"

This $2 type pays homage to the proud history of military service of indigenous Australians

Issued as part of the 2021 Impressions range from Australia Post

Issued by the Royal Australian Mint and presented here in a credit-card style pack

crown divides date on top

On 2 September 1945 Japanese officials signed the documents formally surrendering to the Allied forces and ending the Second World War

500 of these PNC’s issued

An explanation for the delayed realisation of the rarity of the 1930 penny may be due to the inability for many average citizens to collect pennies

to join the pioneering expedition of Burke and Willis

As well as the inscription ‘TIGER’ and the Chinese character for tiger

Chihuahua is the largest state in Mexico by area

The appeal in a note such as this is both the rarity and how incredibly unusual it is to encounter an incomplete banknote from the pre-decimal period in Australia