1940-1945 Germany and Italy WWII Bank Note Set

Add interest to your WWII collection with this Uncirculated bank note set issued between 1940 and 1945 by Germany and Italy. Printed only for use as legal tender in the territories occupied by Nazi Germany, the Occupation Reichsmark profiles a farmer on the left, and a factory worker on the right. On the back of the 5 Mark Note is the Neue Wache (German for new guardhouse), a building of remembrance since 1818 that honors those lost in the Napoleonic Wars and the Wars of Liberation. The 1 Lira Note was issued in 1944 by Italy’s provisional government, established with Allied support, after the ouster of Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini the year before. The profile on the note’s front is the allegorical figure Italia. Let this historic Uncirculated 2-note set from WWII add depth to your currency collection and order today.