IMPACTO COLECCIONABLES 4 German Reichmark banknotes from World War II, dated between 1929 and 1935. Includes certificate of authenticity

• HISTORY IN YOUR HANDS - Hold real memories from World War II that have been created during one of the most difficult times of humanity. Your banknote collection is a connection to real life and untold stories.
• Museum Banknotes - The 4 banknotes issued between 1929 and 1935 were used during World War II by the German population until the end of war. 10 Reichmark, 20 Reichmark, 50 Reichsmark and 100 Reichsmark (150 x 75 m, 160 x 80 mm, 170 x 85 mm, 180 x 90 mm). The greater value of 1935 contains the hook cross motif.
• Expertly inspected - Each paper money unit you receive is carefully checked by a member of the American Numismatic Association. Your banknotes will come with a printed certificate of authenticity.
• This is a unique collection that has come through years of collecting around the world at various trade fairs. Limited number
• Impacto Coleccionables - Count on impact when it comes to excellent service and exciting sets of rare coins, banknotes and stamps. Your collection is supported by our commitment to your satisfaction.

Description A real piece of World War II history with this series of four banknotes. These banknotes were issued in the Third Reich between 1929 and 1935, evoking a turbulent time in world history: the rise of Adolf Hitler to power. Each piece represents an important German personality: 10 Reichsmark - scientist Albrecht Thaer 20 Reichsmark - inventor Werner von Siemens 50 Reichsmark - entrepreneur David Hansemann 100 Reichsmark - Chemist Justus von Liebig This 100 Reichsmark banknote was the first German banknote with the hook cross that became a propaganda instrument in national socialist Germany. Each piece of the set features an ornate design on the back. These extra-fine or higher quality banknotes were issued more than 80 years ago and are a unique gift for history enthusiasts.