10,000 Mark

10,000 Mark Reichsbanknote

Germany (Weimar Republic) · 1922

Greenish-brown banknote featuring a portrait of a merchant by Albrecht Dürer on the front left. Often referred to as the 'Vampire Note' because of a hidden face in the neck of the portrait. It bears the text 'Reichsbanknote Zehntausend Mark'.

Country: Germany (Weimar Republic)
Year: 1922
Denomination: 10,000 Mark
Metal: Paper

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Overview

Historical significance

Issued during the early stages of the Weimar Republic's hyperinflation period. It is famous numismatically for its 'Vampire Note' folklore, where German people believed the added shading on the neck of the portrait represented a vampire (France) sucking the lifeblood out of Germany through war reparations.

Estimated value

$5 - $25 (Value depends heavily on condition; this specific note shows significant wear and folding).

Care & preservation

Keep in a PVC-free plastic sleeve to prevent further tearing or acid damage. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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