I have the same note, your’s looks legit. Down to the fibers and texture. 🙂 It’s not like there’s a huge market for old Reichsmark bills, which is why they’re cheap. In fact, creating a decent replica would probably be more expensive.
Reasonable_Letter312 on
The good condition is no reason to believe that this is a replica. I still have a couple of bank notes from the 1910s and 1920s (inflation era, highest denomination I have is 100.000) around from my grandmother, and some of them still look pristine. Most of them aren’t that rare, making the price appear reasonable, but I am not enough of an expert to tell if the one you have might be an exception.
Basileus08 on
Of course it’s real, I have some of these. Why shouldn’t it be real?
Schmetterwurm2 on
It says:
Reichsbanknote
Ein Tausend Mark zahlt die Reichsbankhauptkasse in Berlin ohne Legitimationsprüfung dem Einlieferer dieser Banknote
Banknote of the Reichsbank
The Central Reichsbank in Berlin will pay one thousand Mark to the person cashing this banknote without an identification check.
ANTiii on
Thats cool as hell! Sadly I dont know anything about it but i can translate the Frakturschrift vor you…
It says:
Reichsbanknote. 1000
Ein Tausend Mark
Zahlt die Reichsbankhauptkasse in Berlin ohne Legitimationsprüfung dem Einlieferer dieser Banknote
Berlin 24. April 1910. Reichsbankdirektorium
In english:
Reichsbanknote. 1000
One Thousend Mark
The Reichsbank in Berlin will pay the bearer of this banknote one thousand marks without requiring proof of identity
Berlin, 24th of April 1910.
Reichsbank Directorate
ptmtobi on
Nope it’s probably real. Inflation was insane back then.
My dad casually gave me a 500 million and a 1 billion note that he had left from those days and it wasn’t even a present. Just handed it over like toilet paper.
On one of them you can actually see how it was upgraded from a former 1000 note because of inflation.
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No its probably real, I got one too. 😀
I have the same note, your’s looks legit. Down to the fibers and texture. 🙂 It’s not like there’s a huge market for old Reichsmark bills, which is why they’re cheap. In fact, creating a decent replica would probably be more expensive.
The good condition is no reason to believe that this is a replica. I still have a couple of bank notes from the 1910s and 1920s (inflation era, highest denomination I have is 100.000) around from my grandmother, and some of them still look pristine. Most of them aren’t that rare, making the price appear reasonable, but I am not enough of an expert to tell if the one you have might be an exception.
Of course it’s real, I have some of these. Why shouldn’t it be real?
It says:
Reichsbanknote
Ein Tausend Mark zahlt die Reichsbankhauptkasse in Berlin ohne Legitimationsprüfung dem Einlieferer dieser Banknote
Banknote of the Reichsbank
The Central Reichsbank in Berlin will pay one thousand Mark to the person cashing this banknote without an identification check.
Thats cool as hell! Sadly I dont know anything about it but i can translate the Frakturschrift vor you…
It says:
Reichsbanknote. 1000
Ein Tausend Mark
Zahlt die Reichsbankhauptkasse in Berlin ohne Legitimationsprüfung dem Einlieferer dieser Banknote
Berlin 24. April 1910. Reichsbankdirektorium
In english:
Reichsbanknote. 1000
One Thousend Mark
The Reichsbank in Berlin will pay the bearer of this banknote one thousand marks without requiring proof of identity
Berlin, 24th of April 1910.
Reichsbank Directorate
Nope it’s probably real. Inflation was insane back then.
My dad casually gave me a 500 million and a 1 billion note that he had left from those days and it wasn’t even a present. Just handed it over like toilet paper.
On one of them you can actually see how it was upgraded from a former 1000 note because of inflation.