Posted 10/05/2023 6:45 pm
I haven't heard of them before now. I just ran a search, and even just finding a picture of one is next-to-impossible; most of the images of notes that come up in the search are actually pictures of hyperinflationary notes or regular Nazi Reichsbank notes, not MEFO bills. My German is rusty, but my Google translation of This website is that they seem to have a picture of a blank (unissued) MEFO bill, as well as front and back of an issued MEFO - they don't look like much, rather more like bank cheques than regular paper money.
Those two notes on that one website were the only two examples I could find, compared to thousands of examples of regular Nazi-era reichsmark notes. Given the lack of images of these notes online, it would seem most of them did not survive the war. I have no idea what the market value of such items would be.
Those two notes on that one website were the only two examples I could find, compared to thousands of examples of regular Nazi-era reichsmark notes. Given the lack of images of these notes online, it would seem most of them did not survive the war. I have no idea what the market value of such items would be.
Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
