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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;lettow, post: 314367, member: 6986&quot;]These notes are Allied Military Currency for Germany.&nbsp; They were issued by the occupying powers towards the end of the war up until the 1948 German Currency Reform.&nbsp; Some were printed in the US and others in the Soviet Union.&nbsp; The notes pictured were printed by the USSR.&nbsp; This can be identified by the serial number style.&nbsp; A serial number with a dash and the first two digits set off from the other six digits identifies it as a Soviet print.&nbsp; The US notes also have a secret printers mark. It is a stylized letter f (for Forbes Lithograph) located in the scrollwork by the lower right counter on the 50 and 100 mark notes.&nbsp; The Russian notes are more common than the US printed notes.&nbsp; In the condition shown they might fetch a buck or two.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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