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<p>[QUOTE="Lucky Cuss, post: 1863642, member: 44086"][ATTACH=full]313624[/ATTACH] </p><p> </p><p>Here're some more relics representative of the depths that were being reached as the endgame of this infamous currency collapse approached. From top to bottom, the two, ten, and fifty million mark denominations, dated August and September, 1923. These are much smaller in size, about 12 by 8 cm, printed on only one side, and with no pretense of incorporating any aesthetic frills or effective anti-counterfeiting measures (there certainly wasn't any worthwhile profit to be made in forging them). All that really mattered at this stage was what output off the presses could be achieved.</p><p> </p><p>But even using the 50 million mark note, by November you would've needed <b>1,600</b> of them to purchase that loaf of bread. They literally weren't worth the paper they were printed on by then (if they ever were).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky Cuss, post: 1863642, member: 44086"][ATTACH=full]313624[/ATTACH] Here're some more relics representative of the depths that were being reached as the endgame of this infamous currency collapse approached. From top to bottom, the two, ten, and fifty million mark denominations, dated August and September, 1923. These are much smaller in size, about 12 by 8 cm, printed on only one side, and with no pretense of incorporating any aesthetic frills or effective anti-counterfeiting measures (there certainly wasn't any worthwhile profit to be made in forging them). All that really mattered at this stage was what output off the presses could be achieved. But even using the 50 million mark note, by November you would've needed [B]1,600[/B] of them to purchase that loaf of bread. They literally weren't worth the paper they were printed on by then (if they ever were).[/QUOTE]
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