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| 表面の説明 | Black letterpress text on a blue guilloche underprint, the denomination and issuing authority presented within an elaborate ornamental frame. The central inscription states the face value of five billion Mark in German black-letter (Fraktur) script, with the date of issue and redeemability period clearly noted. Anti-counterfeiting legislation is printed in full along the lower border. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain unprinted paper reverse, with show-through of the obverse text visible due to the thinness of the note stock. A circular handstamp impression is faintly visible at left, applied during issue. |
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Danzig's status as a Free City under League of Nations protection from 1920 onward left it economically entangled with Weimar Germany while nominally independent — which meant it imported Germany's hyperinflation wholesale. By late 1923, municipal emergency issues were reaching denominations that would have been inconceivable two years earlier. This note, printed locally, was part of the city's own Notgeld response to the collapse in purchasing power rather than a Reichsbank instrument.
The five-billion mark denomination places this firmly in the terminal phase of the inflation crisis, issued weeks before the Rentenmark stabilization of November 1923 effectively ended the emergency.