GERMANY10,000 Mark 1922 VAMPIRE NOTE D01383730- A Historic & truly Unique Note!!
Smaller Note 180 X100 mm Back: Monochrome below Eagle
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GERMANY GERMAN REICHSBANK 10000 Mark 1922 VAMPIRE NOTE D01383730 (19 Jan 1922)
- VAMPIRE NOTE
- German Inflamation Banknote
An old 1922 German banknote for 10,000 marks, sometimes known as the 'Vampire' note because when viewed sideways, it appears as if a vampire is biting the neck of the man (it is not easy to see at first): the engraving is Albrecht Durers Portrait of a Young Man but was slightly altered by the banknote engraver to show this so-called vampire apparently sucking the lifeblood out of the German economy with the reparations imposed after World War One. The 10,000 mark note was first issued in 1922 in a time of spiralling inflation.
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