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500 million mark, Germany, 1923 East Asia These coins were minted from

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Description

These coins were minted from 1904-1910

The obverse of the note shows a palm tree with a rising in the background

These are high grade coins in uncirculated (UNC) condition

a 14-volume work of Jewish law

1/12 anna was 1/3 of a paisa or 1/192 of a rupee - the smallest denomination minted in the British era

500 million mark, Germany, 1923 East Asia These coins were minted from500 million mark banknote of Germany, printed in 1923. These notes are from the post World War I period (the Weimer Republic) in Germany when the country faced hyperinflation. The hyperinflation was caused by the debt that Germany had taken on to finance the War, and was triggered by a Franco Belgian occupation of the industrial district of Ruhr to force Germany to pay a war indemnity. When prices rise by over 50% in a month, it is considered a case

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