In terms of legal tender, they aren't worth anything anymore due to no longer being a currency. Historically, exchange rates were fixed as followed:
This currency = this many Reichsmarks
Belgian franc = 0.1
Bohemian and Moravian koruna = 0.1
British Pound = 5
Bulgarian lev = 32.75
Danish krone = 1
Dutch gulden = 1.5
French franc = 0.05
Italian lira = 0.1
Luxembourg franc = 0.25
Norwegian krone = 0.6
Polish złoty = 0.5
Serbian dinar = 0.004
Slovak koruna = 0.1
Ukrainian karbovanets = 0.1
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$0, because they don't have value anymore. Just hisoric memory of the Third Reich, it has hisorical value... other than that's just paper.
4 pouns was worth $100 today
a lot like 1,000 dollar
One Shilling GBP in 1778 had the purchasing power of about £4.60 GBP today.
There are several ways to measure the historical value of money and different websites will give different answers. Broadly, £25 pounds in 1768 would be worth between £40,000 and £45,000 today based on income and purchasing power.
150 million dollars in 1914 would be worth about 3,488,372,000 dollars. That is allowing for the amount of inflation that occurred over the last 100 years.