1929 - GERMAN GOLD BOND 500 GOLDMARK (179,2100...
1929 - GERMAN GOLD BOND 500 GOLDMARK (179,2100...
1929 - GERMAN GOLD BOND 500 GOLDMARK (179,2100 Gramm Feingold)
1929 - GERMAN GOLD BOND 500 GOLDMARK (179,2100 Gramm Feingold)

1929 - GERMAN GOLD BOND 500 GOLDMARK (179,2100 Gramm Feingold)

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1929 - GERMAN landschaftlicher Central

The Central-Landschaft, officially known as "Die Central-Landschaft für die Preußischen Staaten," was founded in 1925 to support the agricultural sector through the issuance of gold-backed bonds, known as Goldpfandbriefe. These documents represent a significant part of German economic history, providing insight into the financial practices of the time.

Description

The Central-Landschaft, officially known as "Die Central-Landschaft für die Preußischen Staaten," was founded in 1925 to support the agricultural sector through the issuance of gold-backed bonds, known as Goldpfandbriefe. These documents represent a significant part of German economic history, providing insight into the financial practices of the time.

Historical Data of the Company

Year Revenue (Goldmark) Share Capital (Goldmark)
1925 50,000 179,210
1926 75,000 179,210
1927 100,000 179,210
1928 125,000 179,210
Year of Establishment Headquarters Name at Delisting Year of Stock Exchange Listing Year of Delisting Year of Dissolution
1925 Berlin Central-Landschaft 1925 1945 1950

Document Characteristics

Feature Detail
Nominal Value 500 Goldmark
Gold Weight 179.210 grams of fine gold
Date of Issue January 30, 1929
Annual Interest Rate 8%
Register Certified by control officer
Approval Stamp Reichsfinanzministerium

This document represents a rare opportunity for scripophily collectors to own a piece of German financial history. Issued in 1929, this Goldpfandbrief provides insight into the agricultural financing practices of the time and represents an exceptional example of gold-backed bonds. The historical and collectible value of such documents lies in their authenticity and the economic importance they had for the pre-war German agricultural economy.

Collecting historical titles like this offers a tangible connection to the economic past and a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. Each document tells a story of trust, financial stability, and commitment to agricultural development. Collectors will appreciate the quality of the printing, the authenticity of the stamps and signatures, and the intrinsic beauty of the details.

All historical documents for sale are considered collectible. The documents have no economic or financial value (no economic or financial value), the second image is only representative of the company's object.

Product Details

Place of issue
Berlino
Year of issue
1929
Nation of issue
Germania
Rarity Index
R3
Quotation Index
S3
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