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* [[East Germany 1979-A 2 mark]] | * [[East Germany 1979-A 2 mark]] | ||
=== five mark === | === five mark === | ||
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* [[East Germany 1972-A 5 mark KM-37]], Meissen | * [[East Germany 1972-A 5 mark KM-37]], Meissen | ||
* [[East Germany 1978 5 mark KM-67]], Klopstock | * [[East Germany 1978 5 mark KM-67]], Klopstock | ||
Revision as of 12:18, 28 November 2024
see also Germany, West Germany
one pfennig
five pfennig
- 1968-A 5 pfennig struck in copper
- 1979-A 5 pfennig
- East Germany 1980-A 5 pfennig
- East Germany 1981-A 5 pfennig
ten, twenty, fifty pfennig
- Germany 1948-E 5 pfennig Allied occupation
- East Germany 1979-A 10 pfennig
- East Germany 1980-A 10 pfennig
- East Germany 1980-A 20 pfennig
- East Germany 1981-A 50 pfennig
one mark
two mark
five mark
- East Germany 1971-A 5 mark, Brandenburg Gate
- East Germany 1972-A 5 mark KM-37, Meissen
- East Germany 1978 5 mark KM-67, Klopstock
- East Germany 1981-A 5 mark KM-29, Brandenburg Gate
ten mark
- East Germany 1966 10 mark, Schinkel
- East Germany 1970 10 mark, Ludwig van Beethoven
- East Germany 1973-A 10 mark KM-44, 10th Youth Festival Games
- East Germany 1974-A 10 mark KM-50, 25th anniversary of the regime
twenty mark
- 1966 20 mark, 250th anniversary of the death of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
- 1967 20 mark, von Humboldt
- 1968 20 mark, Karl Marx
- 1971 20 mark, Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemberg
- East Germany 1983-A 20 mark KM-94, Martin Luther
- 1985-A 20 mark, Ernst Moritz Arndt
- 1986-A 20 mark, bicentennial of the brothers Grimm
- 1987-A 20 mark, 750th anniversary of the founding of Berlin
- 1990-A 20 mark, opening of the Brandenburg Gate