This set of Deutsches Reich postage stamps, issued during the early 1920s inflationary period, features the distinctive numeral within a posthorn motif. The design was widely used on high-value issues to accommodate Germany’s rapidly changing postal rates during the hyperinflation years.

• Denominations shown: 4 Mark (green), 5 Mark (orange), 30 Mark (brown-violet), 50 Mark (dark green/black).

• Inscribed “Deutsches Reich” with ornate Gothic lettering.

• Printed typographically with bold geometric framing and a radiating wave background.

• These issues reflect the post-World War I economic turmoil and are a cornerstone for collectors of both German philately and inflation-era postal history.

Such stamps are valued for their historical context, variations in perforation and watermark, and occasional overprints during rate adjustments. Well-centered, lightly hinged or used copies are particularly sought after by specialized collectors.