Germany. - 50 Millionen Mark - 1923 - Offset Printing Error (No reserve price)

Rare 1923 German Weimar Hyperinflation 50 Million Mark – PMG 55 About Uncirculated (Offset Printing Error)

An exceptional piece of numismatic history for serious currency collectors and error note specialists. Up for auction is an extraordinarily rare 1923 Germany Republic Treasury Note (50 Millionen Mark, Pick# 109b) featuring a spectacular, high-visibility Offset Printing Error.

Issued on September 1, 1923, during the peak of Germany’s legendary Weimar Republic hyperinflation era. This note represents one of the most iconic economic periods in financial history.

Dramatic Printing Error: Certified by PMG as a genuine Offset Printing Error. The reverse side displays a strong, severe wet-ink transfer/offset image from another sheet, creating a fascinating mirror-like impression across the surface. Error notes from the 1923 hyperinflation series are extraordinarily rare due to fast-paced wartime/crisis production controls and limited surviving stock in high grades.

Condition: Graded PMG 55 About Uncirculated (AU) on White Paper (Wmk: Type E). Retaining crisp paper quality, vibrant ink, and outstanding original eye appeal, making it a true condition rarity for a major error note of this era.

Fully encapsulated and guaranteed authentic by PMG (Paper Money Guaranty), the world's leading third-party paper money grading service (Cert #2314263-004).

Finding early 1920s hyperinflation banknotes with such a pronounced, factory-certified mint error in near-uncirculated condition is extremely difficult. This museum-quality item seamlessly combines historical intrigue, severe printing abnormality, and top-tier preservation—making it an indispensable centerpiece for any advanced world paper money or error collection. Bid with confidence.