Value of this buisnesscard

[Jeroen wo2]

Hi!

I few month's ago I've bought this German Buisnesscard of Reichsminister Seyss-Inquart.
He was the reichsminister of Holland.
What is the value of a card like this?

Greetings, jeroen!

[PZIV]

Where did you get it? It sounds like something that would be very easy to duplicate. Not sure about price if it's authentic though.

[Jeroen wo2]

I've bought this from an old collector in Holland.

[max history]

Sorry, Jeroen, but I have serious doubts about this piece.
Max.

[Admiraal]

Businesscard?
The only thing on it is his name with some fancy eagle.
I would suspect something like an adress on it for example.

[clevischi]

Sorry, Jeroen, but I have serious doubts about this piece.
Max.

So do I.

[Jeroen wo2]

I've put the card under Blacklight but it doesn't glow.

[max history]

I've put the card under Blacklight but it doesn't glow.

Far too many people rely upon this simple test of material used. All that this means is that there is little or no acid content in the paper. This is still true for some paper manufactured up to the 60s.
The card in question is not a business card, but is more likely to have been used as a calling card or correspondence card. Unfortunately, it appears to be cheaply manufactured, which is not the case for authentic cards used by Seyss-Inquart. One cannot be certain without a close examination of it, but the card appears to be of post-war manufacture.
Max.