200 Mark 1918 — Estonia ( Pick: 11 )
Banknote description
This note is cataloged under Pick number 11, providing its reference within the issue. It measures 209 x 135 mm and is signed by K. Päts, J. Kukk, and A. Uibopuu. The printing office responsible for its production is Lilius & Herzberg, located in Helsinki, Finland. A total of 1200 pieces were produced for this specific banknote.
Within the issue, this banknote is identified by its Pick number and its documented characteristics. Its classification and catalog reference establish its position within the structured entry for the 200 Mark series.
5% Obligations – 200 Mark Series B, two-sided
Specifications
- Signed by
- K. Päts; J. Kukk; A. Uibopuu
- Numbering
- B 1 x 4
- Date of issue
- 27.02.1919
- Invalid from
- 01.01.1922
- Printing office
- Lilius & Herzberg, Helsinki, Finland
- Paper
- Finland
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 209 x 135 mm
- Amount produced
- 1200
- Pick catalog
- 11
About this banknote
The 200 Mark banknote was issued by the newly established Estonian State Treasury in 1918, during a pivotal period of nation-building following Estonia's declaration of independence from Russia. This series was introduced to support the country's economic stability amid the turmoil of the post-World War I era and featured a total production of just 1,200 notes.
Notable for its brown coloration, this banknote measures 209 by 135 mm and was printed on paper sourced from Finland by Lilius & Herzberg in Helsinki. The signatures of K. Päts, J. Kukk, and A. Uibopuu are present, reflecting the leadership of the young republic. The design incorporates distinctive security features typical of the period, ensuring its integrity as currency in the early days of Estonia’s independence.
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