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GERMANY INFLATION, CITY OF DORTMUND-HOERDE; BANKNOTE : 500,000 mark (five hundred thousand), issue of July 16, 1923, series D. worker's head and blast furnaces - NEW

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GERMANY INFLATION, CITY OF DORTMUND-HOERDE; BANKNOTE : 500,000 mark (five hundred thousand), issue of July 16, 1923, series D. worker's head and blast furnaces - NEW

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