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1923 Germany 50 Million Mark, NotgeldThis 1923 German Notgeld coin from the Prussian province of Westphalia was issued as emergency money during the inflation era. It is made of aluminium and measures 37. 8 mm in diameter and 2. 4 mm thick, weighing 5. 6 g. Country: Germany Year: 1923 Denomination: 50 Million Mark Composition: Aluminium Size: 37. 8 mm Weight: 5. 6 g [approximate] Grade: Extremely fine Extremely fine means light wear on the high points with most design details still sharp.

olive branch and arrows

Thickness 0

Uncirculated means the coin shows no signs of wear and retains pristine surfaces

Grade aUnc (about Uncirculated) indicates notes that show only very light handling with minimal signs of wear and no major folds

Extremely Fine indicates light

particularly scratch‑resistant acrylic

mirror‑like fields and sharply struck devices

good paper quality

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