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here is a very interesting display this starts in 1871 so this is the beginning of the classical gold standard Germany started the classical gold standard but here you've got gold and silver coinage and then you have notes that represent the gold and silver coinage and they actually had a certain amount of gold in the vaults and a bill to represent that gold in circulation a one-to-one ratio fully backed and then you get down you know that this is more fully backed currency and then 1871 to 1914 so this takes you up to the outbreak of World War one and in 1914 that's when they suspend suspended redemption rights you could no longer go into the bank and ask for your gold or silver for that bill and then they lit up the printing presses and the results here are very interesting here's one mark you know we start out here with one mark actually purchasing something and you go drawer by drawer and now we've got fifty hundred one thousand and then we get to the Weimar hyperinflation here one hundred five thousand this is a fifty thousand mark note this is a hundred thousand mark note and then we go to a million mark note and we're up to 50 maillard in' nomal arden is like a billion 100 Milton Berle Arden one hundred billion dollar note and we get toward the end of the Weimar hyperinflation Oh 1000 billion mark note and then the introduction of the rentenmark a temporary currency I believe it was November 15th 1923 that they introduced this and the hyperinflation stopped it took a billion marks to buy one rentenmark one rentenmark was worth twenty three and one quarter cents u.s.