20 mark 1909 — Germany ( Pick: 37 )
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Europe
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Banknote description
The banknote is a 20 mark issued in Germany in 1909. It is cataloged under Pick number 37. The banknote measures 135 x 90 mm and is composed of paper.
The front side design features the year "1909" and the date "10.9.1909," along with a blue eagle positioned at the upper right. It includes a seven-digit serial number. The color scheme comprises green, pink, and blue, contributing to the note's visual composition.
This banknote is signed by Rudolf Havenstein, Otto von Glasenapp, Oskar Schmiedicke, and several others. It was printed by the Reichsdruckerei. The denomination of 20 marks was significant in relation to economic activities in Germany during the early 20th century.
The front side design features the year "1909" and the date "10.9.1909," along with a blue eagle positioned at the upper right. It includes a seven-digit serial number. The color scheme comprises green, pink, and blue, contributing to the note's visual composition.
This banknote is signed by Rudolf Havenstein, Otto von Glasenapp, Oskar Schmiedicke, and several others. It was printed by the Reichsdruckerei. The denomination of 20 marks was significant in relation to economic activities in Germany during the early 20th century.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Rudolf Havenstein, Otto von Glasenapp, Oskar Schmiedicke, Korn, Erich Maron, Karl von Lumm, Karl von Grimm, Carl Kauffmann, Paul Schneider
- Date of issue
- 1909-09-10
- Printing office
- Reichsdruckerei
- Paper
- paper
- Colour
- green, pink, and blue
- Dimensions
- 135 x 90 mm
- Pick catalog
- 37
About this banknote
The Reichsbank of Germany issued the 20 mark note in 1909. This series was introduced to facilitate economic transactions in the expanding industrial economy of early 20th-century Germany. The note was part of a broader series released on September 10, 1909, designed to standardize currency across the German Empire.
The front side of the banknote features a blue design with a prominent eagle at the upper right corner and a seven-digit serial number. The note measures 135 x 90 mm and was printed by Reichsdruckerei. It was signed by notable figures including Rudolf Havenstein and Otto von Glasenapp. The vibrant colors of green, pink, and blue enhance its visual distinction.
