Offered here is a pair of original 1000 Mark Reichsbanknotes issued by the Reichsbankdirektorium, Berlin, dated 21 April 1910.
These high-denomination notes are from the German Empire (Deutsches Reich) during the reign of Kaiser Wilhelm II, and are prized by collectors for their ornate design and historical significance.
Details: • Quantity: 2 banknotes • Denomination: 1000 Mark each • Date: Berlin, den 21. April 1910 • Design Features: • Obverse: Ornate brown print with two red Reichsbank seals, serial numbers in red, Fraktur script text • Reverse: Allegorical figures representing Navigation and Agriculture, Imperial German coat of arms • Size: Approx. 187 × 110 mm each • Condition: Circulated — light folds, some handling wear, no major tears; crisp details remain (see photos for exact condition)
• Historical Context: Known as the “Brauner Tausender” (Brown Thousand), these notes were issued before and during WWI, later demonetized in 1925
Issued 1910 (German Empire period)
A rare opportunity to acquire two matching-era high-value notes from pre-WWI Germany — ideal for currency collectors, historians, or as a unique display piece.
