Germany, Federal Republic. - 100 Mark - 1948 - Pick 15 (No reserve price)
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Historical 100 Deutsche Mark banknote, first issue of the German mark, issued by Bank Deutscher Länder in Frankfurt am Main on 9 December 1948, circulated with folds, slight yellowing and small edge tears, variant Kennbuchstabe B.29, Serien 070169323 / 69323, used for post-war Germany collections.
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Historical 100 Deutsche Mark banknote, first issue of the German mark, issued by the Bank Deutscher Länder in Frankfurt am Main on 9 December 1948.
Nicknamed by collectors the "Roter Hunderter" for the distinctive red color of the printing.
Variant: Kennbuchstabe B.29, Series 070169323 / 69323.
Obverse: stylized portrait of a man wearing a cap, large inscription "100 DEUTSCHE MARK", seal BANK DEUTSCHER LÄNDER.
Reverse: view of a medieval town (Bamberg), large inscription "HUNDERT DEUTSCHE MARK".
Condition: Circulated. A horizontal and vertical central crease from use is evident, light age-yellowing, small edge tears (visible in photos) and rounded corners. No restoration, no washing, original period issue. A good collectible example for a rare type.
Ideal for a post-war Germany / early Bundesbank collection.
Historical 100 Deutsche Mark banknote, first issue of the German mark, issued by the Bank Deutscher Länder in Frankfurt am Main on 9 December 1948.
Nicknamed by collectors the "Roter Hunderter" for the distinctive red color of the printing.
Variant: Kennbuchstabe B.29, Series 070169323 / 69323.
Obverse: stylized portrait of a man wearing a cap, large inscription "100 DEUTSCHE MARK", seal BANK DEUTSCHER LÄNDER.
Reverse: view of a medieval town (Bamberg), large inscription "HUNDERT DEUTSCHE MARK".
Condition: Circulated. A horizontal and vertical central crease from use is evident, light age-yellowing, small edge tears (visible in photos) and rounded corners. No restoration, no washing, original period issue. A good collectible example for a rare type.
Ideal for a post-war Germany / early Bundesbank collection.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Grade (Certified notes)
Ungraded
Denomination
Mark
Country/province
Germany, Federal Republic
Year/period and variation
- 1948
Catalogue number
Pick 15
Quantity x nominal value
- 100
Number of items
1
Theme
History
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