1000 Mark 1922 — Estonia ( Pick: 59e )

Region: Europe

Period: Treasury and Bank Notes of 1918–1923

Series: Pangatäht Banknotes (1921–1922)

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Banknote description

This banknote from Estonia, dated 1922, carries a denomination of 1000 Mark. It is part of the Pangatäht Banknotes issued during the Treasury and Bank Notes of 1918–1923 period.

Catalogued as Pick number 59e, this note features a red and olive color scheme.

Specifications

Colour: Red and olive
Pick catalog: 59e

About this banknote

The 1000 Mark banknote was issued by the "Eesti Pank" (Bank of Estonia) in 1922, as part of the Pangatäht Banknotes series. This series was introduced during the period of economic stabilization in Estonia following its declaration of independence in 1918. The notes aimed to support the newly established national currency system.

The front side design features intricate patterns with the denomination "1000" prominently displayed in red and olive hues. The reverse side depicts a detailed illustration of a harbor scene with ships and a cityscape, reflecting Estonia's maritime heritage. As a Pick 59e, this note is part of a series that was vital in asserting economic autonomy for the young Estonian Republic.