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A collection of German banknotes, the oldest dating from 1910 with a face value of 100 marks—a substantial sum at the time—along with ten other 100-mark notes from 1920, and so on.
Note the 1-million-mark note, which dates from the period of German hyperinflation, when prices would rise several times a day.
A wheelbarrow full of banknotes was barely enough to buy a loaf of bread.
It was a nightmarish period that traumatized the German people, who have been careful to keep inflation under control ever since.