Germany. - 28 Banknotes - Various Dates (No reserve price)





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Private mining company-issued Notgeld banknote lot from the Fürstlich Plessische Bergwerks-Direktion zu Schloss Waldenburg, 28 notes (7x 1 Mark, 11x 2 Mark, 5x 5 Mark, 5x 10 Mark) from the 1914 issue with various serial numbers and stamp/printing variants; redeemable until 20 September 1914 through the Fürstliche Grubenkasse and Fürstliche Warenhaus; not official legal tender.
Description from the seller
Private mining company-issued Notgeld (Gutscheine) from the Fürstlich Plessische Bergwerks-Direktion zu Schloss Waldenburg
Large lot of 28 notes from the 1914 issue:
7x 1 Mark
11x 2 Mark
5x 5 Mark
5x 10 Mark
The notes have different serial numbers and include several stamp and printing variants. They were redeemable until 20 September 1914 through the Fürstliche Grubenkasse and Fürstliche Warenhaus.
Not official legal tender.
If you would like additional photos of a particular banknote or several banknotes, please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to provide them.
The photographs form part of the lot description and should be carefully reviewed for an accurate impression of the condition and contents.
If preferred, the lot can also be collected in person in Rhenen, the Netherlands.
Private mining company-issued Notgeld (Gutscheine) from the Fürstlich Plessische Bergwerks-Direktion zu Schloss Waldenburg
Large lot of 28 notes from the 1914 issue:
7x 1 Mark
11x 2 Mark
5x 5 Mark
5x 10 Mark
The notes have different serial numbers and include several stamp and printing variants. They were redeemable until 20 September 1914 through the Fürstliche Grubenkasse and Fürstliche Warenhaus.
Not official legal tender.
If you would like additional photos of a particular banknote or several banknotes, please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to provide them.
The photographs form part of the lot description and should be carefully reviewed for an accurate impression of the condition and contents.
If preferred, the lot can also be collected in person in Rhenen, the Netherlands.

