Germany Weimar Inflation 1 November MS 63 PCGS brass medal 1923

This 1923 Germany Weimar Republic brass medal is a striking historical piece documenting the devastating hyperinflation that gripped Germany during the final months of the economic crisis. Certified PCGS MS63, the medal belongs to a series that recorded the rapidly escalating cost of everyday goods, preserving in metal the extraordinary events that affected millions of people during the Weimar era.

The obverse features a deeply symbolic allegorical composition. At the center stands a robed female figure representing endurance and compassion, accompanied by a small child holding her hand. Beside them kneels a distressed woman with lowered head and exhausted posture. Behind the figures lies a landscape of fractured stones and rubble, symbolizing social collapse and hardship. The surrounding inscription refers to the suffering endured by the German people, reinforcing the emotional impact of the design.

The reverse presents inflation data from 1 November 1923, listing the enormous prices of staple goods such as bread, meat, and beer. The bold inscriptions dominate the field, emphasizing the staggering figures that became part of daily life during the crisis. The simple, direct layout transforms economic statistics into a powerful historical statement.

Struck in brass and certified PCGS MS63, this medal is an important artifact of German economic history. It appeals to collectors of Weimar Republic memorabilia, inflation-related numismatics, political history, and certified historical medals. A remarkable reminder of one of the most famous monetary crises of the twentieth century.

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