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Currency / Reichsbanknote / Five million marks, medallion banknote

Also known as: Zahlungsmittel / Reichsbanknote / Fünf Millionen Mark, Medaillonschein

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Record status

Individual type · partial

Currency / Reichsbanknote / Five million marks, medallion banknote is held by Einbeck City Museum (Germany). Description supplied by the holding institution: Reichsbanknote / Five million marks / Medallion banknote, paper dyed yellow on the right, with Wilcox fiber insert - Reichsdruck only. - Obv.

Woman's head of the Constitution Medal - Rev. Value denomination and ornaments - Watermark: thistle stripes The collection record gives measurements length: 17 cm; width: 9.5 cm; format: paper (material/technique); printed (material/technique). Published through Europeana; how far this object represents a wider collectible type has not yet been independently verified.

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Catalogue references
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Physical characteristics

Dimensions
Länge: 17 cm; Breite: 9,5 cm

Technical characteristics

Format recorded
Papier (Material/Technik); bedruckt (Material/Technik)

Identification

Europeana id
/1014/item_4VEQ3YRY3UXFMLVIL2OZLU5BZE222MDM
Museum object name
Zahlungsmittel / Reichsbanknote / Fünf Millionen Mark, Medaillonschein
Holding institution
Einbeck City Museum

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Mint or printer
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Catalogue references

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