Deutsche Bundesbank - Banknotes dated 1989 until 1999
Images (Front and back side)		Value	Dimensions	Main motifs (Front and back side)		Remarks
		5 Deutsche Mark	122 x 62 mm	Bettina von Arnim	Brandenburg Gate	-
		10 Deutsche Mark	130 x 65 mm	Carl Friedrich Gauß	Heliotrope	-
		20 Deutsche Mark	138 x 58 mm	Annette von Droste-Hülshoff	Quill pen	-
		50 Deutsche Mark	146 x 71 mm	Balthasar Neumann	Staircase of Würzburg Residence	-
		100 Deutsche Mark	154 x 74 mm	Clara Schumann	Piano	-
		200 Deutsche Mark	162 x 77 mm	Paul Ehrlich	Microscope	-
		500 Deutsche Mark	170 x 80 mm	Maria Sibylla Merian	Dandelion	-
		1.000 Deutsche Mark	178 x 83 mm	Wilhelm and Jakob Grimm	Dictionary	-

 

 

 

Deutsche Bundesbank - Banknotes dated 1996 (with kinegram on the front side)
Images (Front and back side)		Value	Dimensions	Main motifs (Front and back side)		Remarks
		50 Deutsche Mark	146 x 71 mm	Balthasar Neumann	Staircase of Würzburg Residence	-
		100 Deutsche Mark	154 x 74 mm	Clara Schumann	Piano	-
		200 Deutsche Mark	162 x 77 mm	Paul Ehrlich	Microscope	-

 

On 1. January 1999 the Euro (EUR) has replaced the German Mark (DEM) as the official currency of Germany at a fixed rate of
1 EUR = 1,95583 DEM. For later issues of banknotes used in Germany after 28th February 2002, please refer to the notes issued
by the European Monetary Union.

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