5 Marka 1919 — Эстония ( Pick: 45 )

Регион: Европа

Период: Казначейские и банковские билеты 1918–1923 гг.

Серия: Казначейские знаки 1919 года (1919–1919)

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Описание банкноты

The banknote is a 5 Marka issued in Estonia in 1919. It belongs to the Treasury Notes of 1919 and falls within the period of Treasury and Bank Notes of 1918–1923. This note features a blue color and has dimensions of 110 x 65 mm.

This banknote is cataloged under Pick number 45, providing its catalog reference within the issue. It was printed on Tervakoski paper in Finland by the printing office Tilgmann, based in Helsinki. The note was signed by J. Kukk and J. Kiwisild, with a total production amount of 5,023,000.

As part of the Treasury Notes of 1919, the banknote's classification and catalog reference confirm its placement within an organized entry in the series. Its specific characteristics and production details are recorded, ensuring thorough documentation within the catalog.

Характеристики

Подписано: J. Kukk; J. Kiwisild
Нумерация: 2 x 8
Дата выпуска: 28.04.1919
Изъята из обращения: 01.08.1927
Типография: Tilgmann, Helsinki, Finland
Бумага: Tervakoski, Finland
Цвет: Blue
Размер: 110 x 65 mm
Тираж: 5023000
Каталог Pick: 45

About this banknote

The 5 Marka banknote, issued in 1919, was part of Estonia's Treasury Notes series, authorized by the Estonian Provisional Government. Printed by Tilgmann in Helsinki, Finland, it measures 110 x 65 mm and features a blue color scheme. The note was signed by J. Kukk and J. Kiwisild, with a total of 5,023,000 notes produced.

This currency was introduced following Estonia's declaration of independence in 1918, replacing the German ostmark. The 5 Marka note depicts a farmer plowing a field, symbolizing the nation's agrarian economy. Notably, the note includes inscriptions in Estonian, German, Swedish, and Russian, reflecting the country's diverse linguistic heritage.