1980 Federal Republic of Germany BRD - 10 (Ten) German Mark Banknote Serial No. CN 8323699 R

1980 Federal Republic of Germany BRD - 10 (Ten) German Mark Banknote Serial No. CN 8323699 R

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1980 Federal Republic of Germany BRD - 10 (Ten) German Mark Banknote Serial No. CN 8323699 R1980 German 10 Deutsche Mark Banknote A Tribute to Art and Maritime Heritage Issued by the Deutsche Bundesbank, the 1980 10 Deutsche Mark banknote is part of Germanys BBk I Ia series, which circulated from 1960 to 1980 before being replaced by newer designs. This note features iconic imagery that reflects Germanys artistic and maritime traditions. Key Features & Historical Significance Issuer: Deutsche Bundesbank Denomination: 10 Deutsche Mark Year of

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★★★★★ 5

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★★★★★ 5

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