Aquired Debentures

[B|lker]

I`ve been given a sheet of these by a good friend i speak with daily about coins.
He apparently has many he found in a game box handed down through generations.

I also posted on whats it worth.

Thanks in advance for everyone`s 2 cents.

What i`ve found out so far: -debentures-, issued to help build structures or support a company, maybe even a city such as Berlin during the great depression.

I found the cover sheet on-line going for $35.00 with no coupons attached.

Are they still worth a thousand Marks / Euro`s. help

Bill in NC.

 

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[BuckleBoy]

They aren't worth a thousand marks or Euros anymore. My guess is that this was probably during the German Hyperinflation period between the world wars... I can't see the print well enough to read it, but it's probably one of those cool documents worth a few bucks to the right collector--much in the same way that old stock certificates are worth some money to collectors of such things.


Regards,



Buckles

 

[La Beep]

They aren't worth a thousand marks or Euros anymore. My guess is that this was probably during the German Hyperinflation period between the world wars... I can't see the print well enough to read it, but it's probably one of those cool documents worth a few bucks to the right collector--much in the same way that old stock certificates are worth some money to collectors of such things.


Regards,



Buckles

BB they are dated 1919

 

[BuckleBoy]

They aren't worth a thousand marks or Euros anymore. My guess is that this was probably during the German Hyperinflation period between the world wars... I can't see the print well enough to read it, but it's probably one of those cool documents worth a few bucks to the right collector--much in the same way that old stock certificates are worth some money to collectors of such things.


Regards,



Buckles

BB they are dated 1919

Doh! I didn't even see the Jahre 1919 the first time I looked at the post.

 

[B|lker]

Again thanks for your 2 cents BB, La Beep and stefen.

I sent an e-mail to this bank in Germany to find out if there still cashable.

http://www.dresdner-bank.com/Contact/index.html

Fingers crossed B|lker

 

[La Beep]

They aren't worth a thousand marks or Euros anymore. My guess is that this was probably during the German Hyperinflation period between the world wars... I can't see the print well enough to read it, but it's probably one of those cool documents worth a few bucks to the right collector--much in the same way that old stock certificates are worth some money to collectors of such things.


Regards,



Buckles

BB they are dated 1919

Doh! I didn't even see the Jahre 1919 the first time I looked at the post.

It ok the 1919 was easy it was the name Anleihe Von Juhre (Loan of Juhre) that was hard.















0that was hard.

 

[La Beep]

Are is it Anleihe Von Jahre (Loan of twenty)

 

[Mackaydon]

Here's a 1922 similar bond being sold with attachments for $5
http://coins.delcampe.net/page/item...ng-1000-Mark-1922-With-Coupons,language,E.htm

 

[B|lker]

Mackaydon, thanks but i couldn`t find the page your referring to on your link.

Here is the site i found the cover page on.

http://www.historicstockmarket.com/...stocks_bonds=cb736ed6b1c6dc26b4afe208301340ca

 

[Mackaydon]

B:
My bad, sorry about that.
Here's a better site showing your cert.'s asking price at about $40 without the coupons. http://www.historicstockmarket.com/market/stadt-berlin-191905-p-2818.html?language=ch

Did we find the same site?