1923 German Imperial Railway 500 billion Mark banknote Karlsruhe PMG 64

 [Product Description]
 This is a high-denomination banknote issued by the Imperial Railways in Germany in 1923. The inscription "500 Milliarden Mark" on the note means 500 billion marks in German. This note reflects the situation at the time, when the face value of banknotes increased due to rapid inflation.

 The front of the banknote features a landscape depicting the railway bridge in the Muruk Valley. The design, with its finely detailed lines representing the bridge and valley, is a characteristic feature of railway-issued banknotes. The reverse side features the words "DEUTSCHE REICHSBAHN" and a decorative pattern. This particular version lists Karlsruhe as the issuing city, making the design enjoyable as a historical document as well.

 This item has been authenticated by PMG as "64 Choice Uncirculated." It is recommended for collectors of 1923 German banknotes and coins from the inflation period.

 [Product Specifications]
 Country of issue: Germany
 Issuing body: German Imperial Railway
 Publication year: 1923
 Place of issue: Karlsruhe
 Face value: 500 Milliarden Mark (500 billion marks)
 Catalog number: Pick S1276
 Serial number: H 108245
 Appraisal evaluation: PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated
 PMG certification number: 2274104-001

 【situation】
 These banknotes have been authenticated by PMG. Please check the photos for the condition of the banknotes and holder.