Five New Marks

Deutsche Rentenbank 1923

Economy Museum – Royal Coin Cabinet
STOCKHOLM, Sweden

The German hyperinflation reached its peak in October and November 1923. On the 15th of October it was resolved to stop the hyperinflation by issuing a new form of money , the Rentenmark, to the ratio of one Rentenmark to one trillion old Mark. The Rentenmark was in reality a bearer bond.

Details

Title: Five New Marks
Creator: Deutsche Rentenbank
Date Created: 1923
Location Created: Berlin, Germany
Physical Dimensions: Width 124 mm, Height 68 mm
Subject Keywords: Banknote, Hyperinflation
Rights: CC BY
External Link: Economy Museum – Royal Coin Cabinet

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