Item: G27492

A 1940 German Reich Lottery Prize Table

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A 1940 German Reich Lottery Prize Table

Measures 213x299mm, near mint condition with folding creases. Between April and September, almost 103 million Reichsmark are given out as prizes. The highest possible prize is 3 million, for which a triple ticket is needed, which costs 72 Reichsmark. The cheapest ticket is 3 Reichsmark. In 1938, 1 Reichsmark was worth about $7.50 in 2016. Numbers for 1940 are not available.