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Q: German to English translation needed (found on old german banknot...
A: "Banknote of the Reich (Empire) One thousand marks will be paid by the Reich's main bank cashier at Berlin to the deliverer of this banknote without legitimatio... Read More »

Q: What is the value of a German 5 pfennig banknote?
A: Following the near-collapse of the national currency between 1920-1924, many towns, villages and regions issued their own local currency, known as. notgeld. mos... Read More »

Q: How much is a 1914 German banknote worth?
A: Value is dependant on denomination and condition. Most smaller denomination notes are worth $4-5 in mint uncirculated condition. Read More »

Q: What are German banknotes and what were they used for?
A: They are collector's items without any currency value. Those high amounts came because of the hyperinflation in Germany prior to WW II, see. http://en.wikipedia... Read More »

Q: How to Write in Old German.
A: 1. Procure a table such as those found in the references. The best of these charts for Americans will present you with each character or letter as it appears in... Read More »