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| 背面描述 | Dark blue intaglio printing over a fine-dot guilloche underprint creates a graduated tonal effect across the main bordered pane, which is lighter at the left-side watermark pane. The central vignette shows Germania seated beneath an oak tree, holding a shield and sword, with agricultural, industrial, and medical implements — a plow, anvil, and caduceus staff — arranged beside her. Ships of the Imperial fleet are depicted at left, while green serial numbers appear at the upper and lower center of the main pane and at the base of the watermark pane. |
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| 防伪描述 | The note includes a marginal watermark in the left pane portraying Kaiser (Emperor) Wilhelm I. |
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The 1910 100 Mark Reichsbanknote series ran in enormous quantities through the pre-war and wartime years, and the "green seal" designation distinguishes the later signature variant from earlier printings within the same Pick number — a distinction that matters more to the specialist than the date alone suggests. By 1914, accelerating military expenditure had already begun inflating the note count in circulation, and this denomination carried the bulk of everyday commercial transactions before hyperinflation eventually rendered the entire Reichsbank series worthless.
The Reichsdruckerei's watermark on this issue was deliberately intricate, a direct response to widespread forgery attempts that had plagued earlier high-denomination German notes.