200 Marka 1920 — Estonia ( Pick: 38A )

Region: Europe

Period: 5% Short-Term Obligations (1918–1919)

Series: 200 Mark (1918–1919)

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 200 Marka issued in Estonia in 1920. It belongs to the 200 Mark series and falls within the period of 5% Short-Term Obligations (1918–1919). The note features a grey color and is printed on paper sourced from Finland.

This note is cataloged under Pick number 38A, 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 was conducted by Lilius & Herzberg in Helsinki, Finland. A total of 70,000 pieces were produced.

The banknote is classified within the 200 Mark series based on its specified attributes and catalog reference. Its documentation contributes to the overall cataloging of banknotes from Estonia, establishing its position within the defined group of banknotes from this period.

Specifications

Signed by: K. Päts; J. Kukk; A. Uibopuu
Numbering: 1 x 5–6
Date of issue: 25.07.1919
Invalid from: 01.01.1922
Printing office: Lilius & Herzberg, Helsinki, Finland
Paper: Finland
Colour: Grey
Dimensions: 209 x 135 mm
Amount produced: 70000
Pick catalog: 38A

About this banknote

The 200 Marka banknote, part of the 200 Mark series, was issued by the Bank of Estonia in 1920 to stabilize the currency following the tumultuous period of 5% Short-Term Obligations from 1918 to 1919. This series was introduced to establish a stronger monetary foundation as Estonia gained independence after World War I.

Notably, the banknote measures 209 x 135 mm and features a grey color scheme. It was printed by Lilius & Herzberg in Helsinki, Finland, with paper sourced from Finland. The note is signed by K. Päts, J. Kukk, and A. Uibopuu, and a total of 70,000 pieces were produced, marking an important step in Estonia's post-war economic development.