Original Collection of Pre War, Wartime, and Post War Currency Notes From Multiple Nations and Occupation Authorities

Original Collection of Pre War, Wartime, and Post War Currency Notes From Multiple Nations and Occupation AuthoritiesA diverse collection of original banknotes spanning the interwar, WWII, and immediate post war periods. This grouping includes currency from Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, and Japanese-occupied territories, offering a cross-section of 20th-century monetary history.Some notes are heavily circulated, others relatively crisp and well preserved.Summary of Notes included:--German Notes:Reichsbanknote 5000 Mark (Weimar Republic era, hyperinflation period, early 1920s).Eine Rentenmark (introduced 1923 to stabilize the economy after hyperinflation).Westerburg Notgeld (local emergency money, common in the 1920s across Germany).Allied Occupation Currency for Germany (50 Pfennig, 1 Mark, 2 Mark, etc.).--Luxembourg:5 Franc and 10 Franc notes.20 Franc note (Letzeburg).--BelgiumBanque Nationale de Belgique 10 Franc and 5 Franc notes.--Japanese Occupation Currency (WWII period)--Various denominations issued by the Japanese Government for use in occupied territories:1 Centavo (Philippines).10 Pesos, 10 Centavos, 1 Peso, etc.Note: The first photo shows the front side; Photo 6 shows the reverse side. Sold as a Lot.