Collectible 1929 Germany 10 Reichsmark Note – Authentic Reichsbank Paper Currency with Unique Portraits

Own a remarkable piece of German history with this 1929 10 Reichsmark Reichsbanknote. The obverse features a detailed portrait of Albrecht Daniel Thaer, a pioneering agronomist, while the reverse showcases a symbolic woman holding a sickle, embodying the era’s agricultural roots. Printed on durable paper and issued under the 1924 bank law, this banknote is a must-have for collectors of Weimar Republic currency and historic European paper money.

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 Why Buy This Product?

This 10 Reichsmark banknote from 1929 offers rich historical value with its unique portraits and inscriptions tied to the Weimar Republic’s banking law. The depiction of Albrecht Daniel Thaer honors German agricultural heritage, making it not only a currency collectible but also a cultural artifact. Its demonetization and age contribute to its rarity and investment potential. Collectors focused on European and German history will find this banknote a prized addition that may appreciate over time.