Difference between revisions of "German notgeld"
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== Kempen (Rhineland) == | == Kempen (Rhineland) == | ||
* [[Kempen 1921 50 pfennig notgeld]] | * [[Kempen 1921 50 pfennig notgeld]] | ||
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| + | == Konitz (West Prussia) == | ||
| + | * [[Konitz (1920) 2 pfennig notgeld]] | ||
== Laufen (Bavaria) == | == Laufen (Bavaria) == | ||
Revision as of 10:40, 8 October 2024
Aachen (Rhineland)
Aschaffenburg (Bavaria)
Augsburg (Bavaria)
Bonn (Rhineland)
Braunschweig (state issue)
Bremen (free city)
Burgsteinfurt (Westfalia)
Coblenz (Rhineland)
Coburg (Bavaria)
note: prior to the establishment of the Weimar Republic, Coburg was part of the Saxon duchies. It was added to Bavaria when the duchies were merged into the new state of Thuringia.
Duren (Rhineland)
Freudenstadt (Württemberg)
Guhrau (Silesia)
Hall (Württemberg)
Heidelberg (Baden)
Hof (Bavaria)
Kempen (Rhineland)
Konitz (West Prussia)
Laufen (Bavaria)
Lennep (Rhineland)
Ludwigshafen (Pfalz)
Marbach (Württemberg)
Maulbronn (Württemberg)
Menden (Westfalia)
Mosbach (Baden)
Munich (Bavaria)
We don't have cataloguing information on this 1918 15 pfennig token from Munich, which is why we haven't started a page for this. It appears to be zinc.
Oberstein (Oldenburg)
Pirmasens (Pfalz)
Ravensburg (Württemberg)
Rothenburg ob der Tauber (Bavaria)
Spremberg (Brandenburg)
Solingen (Rhineland)
Thale am Harz (Prussian Saxony)
Trier (Rhineland)
Warendorf (Westfalia)
Wattenscheid (Westfalia)
- Wattenscheid 1920 5 pfennig notgeld
- Wattenscheid 1920 10 pfennig notgeld
- Wattenscheid 1920 25 pfennig notgeld
- Wattenscheid 1920 50 pfennig notgeld