Deutsche Reich stamps 1923 300 Mark full sheet MNH

Deutsche Reich stamps 1923 300 Mark full sheet MNH

🇩🇪 Deutsche Reich – 1923 300 Mark Stamp

📆 Issue Context

• These stamps were issued during the Weimar Republic’s hyperinflation period of 1923, when postal rates and denominations rose extremely quickly due to economic collapse following World War I.

📮 Identification

• The 300 Mark stamp from 1923 is part of the “Numbers in Horizontal Oval” definitive series issued that year.
• It is typically green in color with large numerals showing “300” and the inscription “Deutsches Reich” (German Empire).
• In Michel catalogue, this stamp is usually listed as Michel #249 in that inflation-era definitive series.

📄 Full Sheet Details

• Typical sheets sold in the collector market are 100 stamps (10 × 10), as they came from the original printer’s large format before being cut for postal sale.
• These full sheets are usually offered as Mint Never Hinged (MNH), meaning the stamps have original, unused gum on the back — desirable for collectors.
• Sheets with intact margins/sometimes plate numbers or inscriptions are more collectible than loose stamps.