Here is a 1908 100 Mark Bill From Germany....

[Bruceswar]

I think that the dollar bills from this time are highly undervalued... Only question I got is that in the world Currency book that it shows 100 M and mine Shows 100 D... So whats the differnce?

 

Here are the pics....

 

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and the back.....

 

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and to go along with the theme..... a 5 Mark from 1917

 

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and the back....

 

[truthteller]

Looks like KM 34, with green serial numbers. KM 33(the one pictured in book) has red serial numbers. Notice that KM 16, which is dated 1895 has '100' with no M or D.

 

 

 

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[Bruceswar]

Yeah I also came up with KM 34... but does the M or D make a differnce? or those just 2 diff mint type marks?

[truthteller]

You got me there. I'm taking a guess, but the 'letter' appears to be related to issue series. Both KM 33 and 34 don't value much. This is one of those interesting items that get you thinking.

 

 

 

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[Bruceswar]

I know when I looked in the book there was not much value at all.... seems ashame... I think it much harder for bills to survive than the coins... paper always seems to wear out faster... even if well preserved..

[Bruceswar]

Here is one from neighboring Austria.... KM 49 This is a 1 Krone from 1919... The main differnce between it and KM 20 from 1916 is the big green stamp on the front...

Here are the pics....

 

 

[Bruceswar]

and the front....