1923 Germany 100 Million Mark aEF

1923 Germany 100 Million Mark aEFThis 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

1944S Florin  Weight 11

meaning the birth of the youngest Cambridge child falls in third place in the rankings

Its power can be easily seen by sitting on the ground next to it and allowing its energy to clear the mind

Seated family

Kookaburra design with privy mark

ReverseEstévez Palace (Old House of Government) situated besides Plaza Independencia in Montevideo

Swiss shooting medal issued in 1952

While the iconic Australian bird has been featured on coins struck by The Perth Mint since 1990

Joaquim Teófilo Fernandes Braga (Portuguese writer

the envelope is individually numbered

This bag is in extraordinary condition and is the finest example I have been able to locate in several years of actively seeking out unique items relating to the Melbourne centenary celebrations

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