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NGZ test note - 200 Deutsche Mark

Issuer NGZ (Nationale Geldbearbeitungssysteme)
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Size 162 x 77 mm
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Reverse description Teal-coloured brush-stroke underprint covers the central field, with a central guilloche vignette in a hexagonal frame bearing the numeral 200. Columns of text listing NGZ product categories flank the central device. The word MUSTER appears at all four borders and along both vertical margins, with NGZ repeated at the top and bottom corners.
Reverse lettering NGZ MUSTER NGZ

MUSTER
Geldbearbeitungssysteme
Terminals
Banknotenzählmaschinen
Banknoten- und
Münzrollenverpackungssysteme

200
NGZ
Hauseigener Service

Transportsysteme
Münzverpackungsautomaten
Münzsortier- und
Abrechnungsmaschinen
Münzzählmaschinen
MUSTER

NGZ MUSTER NGZ
(Translation: NGZ pattern NGZ

pattern
money processing systems
terminals
banknote counting machines
banknote and
coin roll packaging systems

200
NGZ
in-house service

transport systems
coin packaging machines
coin sorting and
accounting machines
coin counting machines
pattern

NGZ pattern NGZ)
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NGZ — Nationale Geldbearbeitungssysteme — manufactured currency processing machinery, and these test notes were produced for calibration and demonstration purposes, not monetary circulation. Functionally equivalent to what De La Rue or Giesecke & Devrient would call a "specimen for machine testing," the note exists to stress-test counting, sorting, and authentication equipment rather than to transact anything.

Collector interest is real but niche — machine test notes rarely enter the market in quantity, and provenance is often murky.

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