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1991 - Germany_Fed_Rep PIC 39a 20 Marks banknote G
1991 - Germany_Fed_Rep PIC 39a 20 Marks banknote G 

1991 - Germany_Fed_Rep PIC 39a 20 Marks banknote G

  • Product Code: Alemania RF PIC 39a RC
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  • 16.50€

  • Ex Tax: 15.00€


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This used 20 Deutsche Mark banknote belongs to the Germany – Federal Republic series and is associated with 1991. It is catalogued as Pick P39a, with the design printed in green and red-violet over a multicolour underprint.

The obverse features Annette von Droste-Hülshoff (1797–1848) at right. On the reverse, a quill pen and beech tree appear at the left centre, while an open book is shown at the lower right. The P39a variety is identified by the Schlesinger–Tietmeyer signature combination; the catalogued date for this signature is 1 August 1991.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a banknote from the German Federal Republic, denominated at 20 Marks. It is associated with 1991 and is identified in the title with the catalogue reference PIC 39a.

What country, denomination, currency and date are identified for the note?

The listed country is Germany, specifically the German Federal Republic. The denomination is 20 Marks, and the listing associates the note with 1991. These details identify the banknote without implying a specific issue, printing or circulation date.

What catalogue or model reference is provided?

The product title identifies the note as PIC 39a. The supplied model/catalogue reference is “Alemania RF PIC 39a RC,” which is the reference information given for this specific listing.

What condition information is stated for this banknote?

The listing marks the banknote with the grade notation “G” and places it under the “Used Banknotes” tag. No further physical-condition details are provided, so the condition should be understood only from these stated identifiers.