Germany

1910 GERMAN 1000 MARK REICHSBANKNOTE CURRENCY NOTE GERMAN BANKNOTE MONEY #14	-	$9.99	30m
Germany Notgeld 5 Mark Bielefeld 15th Juli 1921	-	$5.00	31m
1910 GERMAN 1000 MARK REICHSBANKNOTE CURRENCY NOTE GERMAN BANKNOTE MONEY #15	-	$9.99	33m
Germany Notgeld 50 Pfennig A Uncirculated Grade	-	$3.00	36m
Germany ? Notgeld 25 Pfennig Nordhausen - Wernigeroder ( Centre Crease )	-	$2.95	41m
Germany 500, 000 Mark 10-8-1923 VF Banknote RARE	-	$11.99	42m
Germany ? Notgeld 10 Pfennig Schierke i Harz A Uncirculated Grade	-	$2.95	44m
1910 GERMAN 1000 MARK REICHSBANKNOTE CURRENCY NOTE GERMAN BANKNOTE MONEY #16	-	$9.99	48m
Germany 5 Reichsmark 1942 UNC Banknote WWII P-186	-	$19.99	52m
GERMANY 5 mark 1917 Berlin	-	$2.00 $6.00	53m
GERMANY 1 Reichsmark for occupied territories 1939	-	$2.00 $4.00	53m
GERMANY 50 Reichsmark for occupied territories 1939 nice condition	-	$6.00 $9.00	56m
GERMANY 2 Reichsmark for occupied territories 1939	-	$2.00 $4.00	57m
GERMANY 5 Reichsmark for occupied territories 1939	-	$3.00 $7.00	58m
Germany 50 Millionen Mark 1.9.1923 UNC CRISP Banknote	-	$19.99	58m
GERMANY 5 MARK BANKNOTE P-56b, CIRCA 1917 - AU!	-	$10.99	1h
Germany 5 Mark banknote 1917	-	$0.99	1h 2m
Germany 5 Mark banknote 1917	-	$0.99	1h 5m
Germany 500 Mark banknote 1922	-	$0.99	1h 7m
Germany 50 Mark banknote 1919	-	$0.99	1h 8m
Germany 50 Mark banknote 1919	-	$0.99	1h 10m
Germany 100 Mark banknote 1920	-	$0.99	1h 12m
Germany 100 Mark banknote 1920	-	$0.99	1h 13m
Germany 20.000 Mark banknote 1923	-	$0.99	1h 14m
Germany 20.000 Mark banknote 1923	-	$0.99	1h 16m
Germany 1.000 Mark banknote 1922	-	$0.99	1h 17m
Germany 1.000 Mark banknote 1922	2	$0.99	1h 19m
100 Reichsmark 1935 with swastika	-	$14.00	1h 24m
Germany 1 Mark banknote 1920	-	$0.99	1h 26m
Two Millions Marks German banknote issues in 09.08.1923 VD unc	-	$1.58	1h 26m
Germany 2 Mark banknote 1920	-	$0.99	1h 28m
50 Billions Marks German banknote issues by ReichsBahn Stuttgart in 1923 vf	8	$11.86	1h 28m
Germany 1 Mark banknote 1914	-	$0.99	1h 29m
Germany 2 Mark banknote 1914	-	$0.99	1h 30m
GERMANY (WINTER HELP) 1943 WINTERHILFSWERK RATION TYPE	-	$19.95	1h 33m
500 Millions Marks German banknote issues in 01.09.1923 A xf	3	$2.00	1h 33m
ORIGINAL DRESDEN SET OF 3 GERMAN NAZI 3rd REICH WW11 BONDS 1940 100.500.1000.R.M	-	$15.00	1h 34m
One Billion Marks German banknote issues in 15.12.1922 45 xf overprinted	2	$1.58	1h 37m
10.000 Marks German banknote issues in 19.01.1922 U xf	2	$1.58	1h 40m
Germany 5 Mark banknote 1914	-	$0.99	1h 42m

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