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The Reichsschuldenverwaltung was the entity responsible for managing public debt in Germany during the Weimar Republic period. Founded to address economic difficulties and finance the debt accumulated after World War I, the entity issued numerous bonds and other public debt instruments.
Historical Data of the Company
| Year | Revenue | Share Capital | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1920 | Not available | 1 billion Reichsmark | Issuance of reconstruction bonds |
| 1921 | Not available | 1.5 billion Reichsmark | Increase in public debt |
| 1922 | Not available | 2 billion Reichsmark | Growing inflation |
| 1923 | Not available | 5 billion Reichsmark | Hyperinflation, new bond issues |
| 1924 | Not available | 1 billion Reichsmark | Monetary reform, Rentenmark |
| 1925 | Not available | 1.2 billion Reichsmark | Economic stabilization |
| 1930 | Not available | 1.5 billion Reichsmark | Global economic crisis |
| 1933 | Not available | 2 billion Reichsmark | Government change and economic policies |
Document Characteristics
- Type of Bond: Anleihe des Deutschen Reichs
- Year of Issue: 1923
- Nominal Value: 1,000,000 Mark
- Interest Rate: 8-15% per annum
- Maturity Date: Various dates from 1924 to 1931
- Redemption: Payable in Reichsmark
Importance of Scripophily
The collection of historical stocks and bonds, known as scripophily, is a passion that combines a love for financial history and the aesthetics of old documents. These certificates not only represent pieces of economic history but are often true works of art, with decorative details and elaborate calligraphy. Collecting these documents offers a unique insight into past economic and financial dynamics, allowing a better understanding of the historical events that shaped the present.
Purchasing a historical document like this not only enriches one's collection but also represents a cultural and historical investment. Each certificate tells a story, from the economic context of the period to the financial challenges faced by the issuing institutions.
All historical documents for sale are intended for collection. The documents have no economic or financial value (no economic or financial value), the second image is only representative of the company's object of reference.
