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5 Mark 1904
Issuer:
Reichsschuldenverwaltung Berlin
Date: 31 October 1904 Measures: 12.5 cm * 8 cm The front side shows the crowned Germania sitting near the sea and carrying a lance and a shield showing the German eagle. Around her various symbols of agriculture, industry, trade and shipping. A naked boy releases a dove. Given into circulation in April 1906. Became practically worthless because of the inflation in November 1922. Officially invalid since 6 June 1925. Design by Alexander Zick Back side of the note:
Shows a dragon safeguarding a treasure.
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