so hello people let's even get these Bank in view ah beautiful there you go so
hello people my name is Glenn and today well I have these two German banknotes
the first one needs a a deutsche mark banknote from 1977 well the actual date
is not the day of issue it's actually the date that it was first printed if
you have a look 10 - marks which is equivalent to about 10 Australian
dollars you can actually exchange these at at the same D German Bundesbank still
see Deutsche Bundesbank that's he we she did and zine deutsche mark 10 deutsche
marks and he has i portrait now this is by Lucas Cranach the elder
we lived in between 1472 in 1553 in german banknotes generally have the
portrait she's Eva of a painting or an engraving and this is actually an oil
color and the painting is actually called a younger man now they're not too
sure who this person actually is but it could be Elbe
doer who was also another painter engraver and theorist and your watermark
is also at the same person but well Bank nineties uncirculated in very good
condition that's why I'm wearing gloves I should concede a serial number he's
pretty thin red pretty generic nothing really worried to worry about
it's a security Fred and hmm if we look on the other side he has a ship he has
the coat of arms of Germany Deutsche Bundesbank and it has the ship and this
is whoa whoa and it's a shipping the German
Navy was produced in 1958 now because I'm not really interested in sailing
ships I didn't worry about reading the article on it in Wikipedia but if you
want to read it that is great so if you have a close-up of the actual ship
beautiful not bad it's actually quite a good image for a banknote as you can see
has a lot of security features around here the wavy lines are a security
feature because at this time computer printing did not really take off and
would have been pretty hard to actually for just a normal person to actually try
and copy this but the counterfeiters probably would have been quite easily so
it's actually quite a small banknote and as you can see has a coffee lettering
and I'd just never thought the lettering and the Arabic no no go inside this one
rentenmark which is installed I issued before 1949 before they issued the
deutsche mark so this was issued in 1937 and during World War two
when Jeremy actually drew the coins of one two and five the Reichsmark from
circulation these would have been the only banknotes in circulation so there
is a two and a five and if is a bit different I'll show you later but the
one and two rentenmark would have been the only one and to
rentenmark or rush marks in circulation because I didn't actually issue I wanted
to rush McKnight and he has the wheat Bale or whatever of the Renton bank
and when they changed over from their paper mark which is about and they
change it for about 1 1 trillion to one rentenmark the renter mark was the
actual banknote that was guaranteed in this case of fingers guaranteed by land
allotments if someone could clear that up for me that would be great could be
being backed by gold but as you can see it's pretty generic banknote nothing
really to celebrate nd we probably indicator was backed by um areas of land
German use the watermark as you can see looks like stars squares and circles and
it has nice security cred which is pretty normal for period back then so a
10 - mark a one Linton MA and they're the only bank notes I have of Germany to
show you today so I like to thank you very much for watching and if you want
to buy any German banknotes I'll leave a link down below so you can just browse
through eBay as a base not that not that dangerous I actually got these banknotes
I hear you BAE so thank you very much have a awesome banknote collecting time
people