Stamp
SCG9362 - Danzig 1923 Airmail – 250,000 Marks Red
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A striking hyperinflation-period airmail stamp from the Free City of Danzig, issued in 1923 when soaring postal rates demanded high denominations. Printed in vivid red, the design features a stylized flying bird framed by a post horn—an emblem of early airmail service. The bold “Freie Stadt Danzig” script and the city’s coat of arms enhance its distinctive local identity. This 250,000-mark value is a key example of the rapid currency devaluation era and is highly sought after for its historic and philatelic significance.
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