UNIQUE XXX-RARE NAZI BOND! FLYING EAGLE w 4 SWASTIKAS/SWORD/BOLTS! MUSEUM PIECE

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Attention ! We have this bond in higher denominations which come in different color combinations. Please email for a package deal. Very Limited Supply of the other types!!#1 NAZI BONDCollect-a-thon, Ebay's #1 Seller of rare Nazi Bonds, Currency, Coins and Stamps, is pleased to offer you this RARE and MAGNIFICENT ORIGINAL NAZI BOND. It was issued by the Prussian Land Bank in Berlin, the Capital of the Third Reich, in 1935, during the early years of the Third Reich, one year before the Berlin Olympics.The bond, printed on watermarked paper , is A4 size (8.25" x 11.75") and perfect for framing. It was printed by the Nazi Treasury Printing Press and represents the finest in German securities engraving.A highly ornate brown and grey border frames an intricately detailed tapestry of undulating grey and brown lines over a yellow background. There are TWO overprints on top of this for a stunning 3-D effect:1) The Title, Text and 5 engraved signatures (there is also a hand signature).2) A large flying war eagle clutching bolts in one claw and a sword in the other, with a white swastika on its breast . The same image is repeated in the corners and on the high relief embossed seal!! Above the eagle a banner proclaims "GOTT MIT UNS" (God is with us), a motto that also appears on Nazi Silver Coins.Utterly spectacular condition with not one fold, tear, split, pen mark or other distraction save a tiny punch cancellation at the edge of the seal.This is one of the RAREST Nazi bonds in our archives which is borne out by its low, low 3 digit serial number!This is one of the few Nazi bonds actually payable during WW2, which adds decisively to its rarity and value. It was payable as of October 1, 1943, at the very height of the War!!!!!An incredible earthtone jewel directly from the inner sanctum of the Nazi Treasury! Shipped in a FREE custom made archival holder!! A Collect-a-thon EXCLUSIVE - only here and only NOW. Shipping includes a FREE custom made archival holder!!!Our Regular Retail Price: $175 but ultimately worth much much more. B.I.N. at just $37.49!! SAVE 75% !! SOLD ON EBAY FOR UP TO $100!! LAST FEW AVAILABLE for EBAY SALES!!! DON'T LOSE THIS RARITY!!The Reichsbank in Berlin circa 1939You are bidding on a very rare original Nazi 200 Mark Mark Promissory Notes issued in 1935 by the Prussian Land Bank in Berlin, the Capital of the Third Reich!This was a debt instrument that paid 4.5% interest. All Nazi currency was backed by its massive gold reserves, most of which were discovered by the Allies in a huge underground vault in the Village of Merkers (see below).The bond bears the signatures of 6 Nazi Banking Officials.The bond is a tremendous 8.25" x 11.75" in size and beautifully engraved in brown, black, grey and yellow by the Third Reich Mint. It remains in unheard of Uncancelled and Uncirculated Condition with a single tiny punch hole in edge of the seal, away from any of the designs.We don't have to tell you how rare this piece is. It has sold online for over $100. Shipped in a FREE custom made archival holder!!LIMITED TIMEPROMOTIONAL OFFER!Just checking to see if anyone is paying attention. If you are, you win !! Please browse our store for many more Nazi bank notes, coins and stamps!!!Late on the evening of 22 Mar 45, Patton's Third Army crossed the Rhine, took Frankfurt (which Hitler had briefly visited on 15 Feb) advanced northeast, cut into the future Soviet Zone, and advanced on Gotha. Just before noon on 4 Apr 45 they took the village of Merkers. On 7 Apr 45 they entered the mine and found an elevator that took them twenty-one hundred feet beneath the surface. At the bottom, in the main passageway, stacked against the walls, were 550 bags of paper Reichsmarks. Continuing forward in the tunnel, the Americans found a brick wall three feet thick, in a part of the mine that was a hundred feet wide. In the center of the brick wall was a large bank-type steel safe door with a combination lock and timing mechanism. Patton (who was not on the scene) ordered Maj. Gen. Manton S. Eddy to blow the door, but US Army engineers, using a half-stick of dynamite, blasted an entrance though the masonry wall. The Americans then entered the vault (" Room No. 8"), which was 75 feet wide by 150 feet long with a 12-foot-high ceiling, well lit but not ventilated.What you are seeing is more than seven thousand bags of gold gars, coins, and valuables stacked knee-high, laid out in twenty rows, with approximately two and a half feet between rows. All of the bags and containers were marked, and the bags of gold bars had security seals. At the upper left of the image are 1,300 boxes, which contained 2.76 billion reichsmarks in paper currency. There were also 2,380 bags and of paper reichsmarks, plus fifty-five crates full of gold bars. read more

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