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1 Deutsche Mark

Issuer Deutsche Rentenbank
Year 1948
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description Olive-toned note with a yellow stripe at right. Serial number rendered in both large and small-size numerals. Issuing authority seal positioned at lower right.
Obverse lettering Rentenbankschein 1 1 Eine Rentenmark - 1 - 1948 Ausgegeben auf Grund der Verordnung vom 15. October 1923 BERLIN, den 30. Januar 1937. Deutsche Rentenbank Präsident und Vorstand: 1 1
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The Deutsche Rentenbank 1 Mark of 1948 was a stopgap instrument, issued in the western occupation zones as part of the currency reform that replaced the Reichsmark on 21 June 1948 — one of the most abrupt monetary transitions in modern European history. Each German resident received an initial allocation of 40 Deutsche Mark, with the Rentenbank small denominations handling the bulk of everyday transactions during the chaotic adjustment period.

Pick #1 is the lowest denomination in that inaugural series and circulated heavily. Heavily used examples are the rule, not the exception.

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