Item Description

* * * This Item For sale in continental US ONLY * * *  

(Not for sale in US Territories outside the continental US) * * *

Note:  The smaller note (180 X100 mm) of this type, which is still larger than most notes, I will ship internationally if I you find one in my inventory.

I sell notes by the serial number so you'll know the one you see is the one you're getting

GERMANY 10000 MARK 1922 REICHSBANKNOTE J 0371979 "VAMPIRE NOTE"

- Historic & truly Unique Note!!

An old 1922 German bank note for 10,000 marks, sometimes known as the 'Vampire' note because when viewed sideways, it appears as if a vampire is biting the neck of the man (it is not easy to see at first): the engraving is Albrecht Durers Portrait of a Young Man but was slightly altered by the bank note engraver to show this so-called vampire apparently sucking the lifeblood out of the German economy with the reparations imposed after World War One. The 10,000 mark note was first issued in 1922 in a time of spiraling inflation.

Over 90 Years Old!  Much larger than average size note.

Seller Location: Cedar Park, Texas, 78613, United States
Seller IP Address: - United States

Shipping services available:

Shipping / Handling Cost	Cost For Each Additional Item	Service
$1.99	$0.20	Standard Shipping (1 to 5 business days)

Shipping Restrictions - Shipping is not available to the following regions/countries:
United States: Alaska/Hawaii
United States: Outlying US Territories & Islands
United States: APO/FPO
Africa: All Nations
Europe: All Nations
Oceania: All Nations
Asia: All Nations
Middle East: All Nations
Southeast Asia: All Nations
Central America and Caribbean: All Nations
North America: All Nations (Except United States Mainland)
South America: All Nations
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Return Policy:
Returns are not Accepted


Other Instructions:

NOTE: I only ship banknotes, stamps and similar paper items internationally. I do not ship larger items such as coins, cars, etc. For those items I do ship internationally, you may want to inquire as to the shipping rate which is dependent upon US Postal Service charges. In many cases it is not significant.