**1921 SCHMOLLN German Banknote - Anti-Semitic ~ Complete JUDAICA Notgeld Set

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**1921 SCHMOLLN German Banknote - Anti-Semitic ~ Complete JUDAICA Notgeld Set :
$39.95

This privately issued notgeld set is RARELY seen complete! The set, printed by Otto Seidel Wine Shop, has bold graphics of a DEVIL with stereotyped Jewish attributes. The 75 pfennig note depicts a THIEFcarrying a bag full of money. When roughly translated, it states \"A thief came tiptoeing into my house - and all my money he got hold of. Now I just have notes like this one- and liquorsand wines!\"
AfterWorld War 1, some cities or businesses issued notgeld with anti-Semitic themes blaming the Jews for their current inflation and monetary problems. Wonderful crisp notes with no folds with the largest measuring about 2¹/2inches by 4 inches each.All notes are guaranteed authentic. The notes you see are the ones sent, so please check all scans.
Notgeld (German for \"emergency money\") refers to money issued by an institution in a time of economic or political crisis. Notgeld generally refers to money produced in Germany and Austria after World War I. Issuing institutions could be a town\'s savings banks, municipality and private or state-owned firms. They are interesting pieces of history, and have beautiful artwork.These notes are nearly 100 years old!
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