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Notgeld Glashütte (Sa.) 1923
This page contains Notgeld banknotes that were issued in 1923 by the municipalities of Glashütte.
Glashütte is a city in the German state Saxony. Today the city has a population of about 4,700.
The settlement was first mentioned in a document around 1445. The discovery of silver ore caused a fast economic development. In 1506 Glashütte was given town rights. The ore mining was the main eceonomic activity until the late 19th century, when the mines where exhausted.
In 1845 the watch maker Ferdinand Adolph Lange came to Glashütte. He is the founder of the watch making tradition in the town. From 1975 watch making and fine mechanical industry became the main stay in Glashütte.
Until German reunification in 1990, the city belonged to the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).
Find out more about Inflation Notgeld.
200,000 Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 15 September 1923.
500,000 Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 15 September 1923.
1 Million Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 15 September 1923.
2 Million Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 15 September 1923.
50 Million Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 25 September 1923.
100 Million Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 25 September 1923.
1 Milliarden (billion) Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 25 September 1923.
500 Milliarden (billion) Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 15 October 1923.
1 Billionen (trillion) Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 15 October 1923.
5 Billionen (trillion) Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 15 November 1923.
10 Billionen (trillion) Mark
This note was issued by the Town Glashütte.
It is dated 15 November 1923.
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