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Post your extinct banknotes. What about those countries that do not exist anymore? Don't they need their own game? Of course they do.

Here's the rules:
1. Banknotes of a country that does not exist anymore.
2. Can be from a country that was occupied post WWII and then became a country.
ex. Germany occupied by USA post WWII to become West Germany and is now Germany. So, West Germany would be the extinct country.
3. A little history of the note would be thankful but not necessary.
4. No countries from the ancient history or medieval age.

Here is my first...

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Post WWI Germany experienced hyperinflation in the years leading up to 1923. As a result, many municipalities created notgeld, emergency money. Shortly after the hyperinflation years, came the creation of retengeld in the 1930's. Asset money is a way of using land, factories or anything of value for backing the Mark instead of gold. Deuchmarks came into play in about 1939. Then came the Third Reich. Deuchmarks.

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1993 Yugoslavia 50 billion dinars
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Looking forward to seeing where this topic goes.
Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art
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way to go Keith67
Yugoslavia broke up in 1992. I don't know the circumstances but I do believe I have a Yugoslavian banknote around here somewhere.
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Great idea for a game!
Czechoslovakia 100 Korun 1961:
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Czechoslovakia was created in 1918 following the break-up of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It was split between Hungary and Germany during WW2 but was reunited as a single country again in 1945. It ceased to exist on January 1, 1993, since when the Czech Republic and Slovakia have been separate countries.
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