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The Deutsche Mark, or Deutschmark, was the currency of Germany from 1948 until 2002, when it was replaced by the Euro. The mark was first struck as a silver piece in Germany in 1873, as a standard denomination worth 100 pfennigs. The word ‘mark’ derives from the Scandinavian word ‘mearc’, meaning ‘sign’. This relates to the physical ‘marks’ on precious metal bars.
German Marks are now obsolete. At Leftover Currency we specialize in the exchange of obsolete currencies, like the Deutschmark. We exchange both Deutschmark coins and banknotes. We also exchange DDR banknotes and Forum cheques from East Germany. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.
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1 Deutsche Mark coin
The German coin of 1 deutsche mark displays leaves and the German coat of arms, the federal eagle. The 1 Mark coin has the text ‘Bundesrepublik Deutschland’.You get: £0.248871 DEM = £0.2488700000 -
100 DDR Mark banknote (Karl Marx)
The blue colored 100 DDR mark bill shows Communist philosopher Karl Marx. The back of the Hundert Mark banknote shows a street scene in East Berlin.You get: £1.037001 DEM = £0.0103700000 -
20 Deutsche Marks banknote (Elsbeth Tucher)
This green-colored German zwanzig deutsche mark note features the image of Elsbeth Tucher, painted by the German painter Albrecht Dürer. On the banknote a caption reads ‘Deutsche Bundesbank’.You get: £5.848401 DEM = £0.2924200000 -
20 Deutsche Marks banknote (Annette Von Droste-Hulshoff)
This zwanzig deutsche mark note depicts the portrait of Annette Von Droste-Hulshoff, German writer. The words ‘Deutsche Bundesbank’ are printed on the paper banknote.You get: £5.848401 DEM = £0.2924200000 -
5 DDR Mark banknote (Alexander von Humboldt)
The 1964 dated banknote of 5 Mark from DDR East Germany features German philosopher Alexander von Humboldt and the Humboldt University in Berlin.You get: £0.051851 DEM = £0.0103700000 -
50 Mark ForumScheck DDR (1979)
This 50 Mark Forum Cheque was used for payments by people visiting Eastern Germany during the Cold War. The red colored bill has the text ‘Fünfzig Mark’ and ‘Forum Scheck’ printed on it.You get: £0.518501 DEM = £0.0103700000 -
50 Pfennig coin Germany
The Deutsche coin of 50 pfennig is imprinted with the text ‘Bundesrepublik Deutschland’. The Deutsche Mark is subdivided into 100 pfennigs. 50 pfennigs has the same value as 0.50 Deutsche Marks.You get: £0.124441 DEM = £0.2488700000 -
10 DDR Mark banknote (Friedrich von Schiller)
The banknote of 10 DDR Mark from communist East Germany shows the portrait of German poet Friedrich von Schiller on the front side. The back side of the 10 DDR mark bill features Zeiss factory in Jena.You get: £0.103701 DEM = £0.0103700000 -
100 Mark ForumScheck DDR (1979)
The 100 Mark forumscheck was the highest denomination banknote used for payments by visitors to Communist East Germany during the Cold War. The olive-green colored banknote has a simple design with geometrical patterns and a cross. Text on the one hundred mark forum cheque reads ‘Hundert Mark’ and ‘fH’.You get: £1.037001 DEM = £0.0103700000 -
50 Deutsche Marks banknote (Holsten Tower Gate)
This fünfzig deutsche mark banknote has an image of Holsten-Tor Gate in Lubeck, Germany. Printed on the 50 D-Mark banknote is the text ‘Deutsche Bundesbank’.You get: £14.621001 DEM = £0.2924200000 -
10 Pfennig coin Germany
The Deutsche coin of 10 pfennig shows the text ‘Bundesrepublik Deutschland’. The pfennig is the subdivision of the Deutsche Mark, with 100 pfennigs in one Deutsche Mark. 10 pfennigs is equal to 0.10 Deutsche Marks.You get: £0.024891 DEM = £0.2488700000 -
20 DDR Mark banknote (Goethe 1964)
The reddish brown colored 20 East German mark bill features writer Goethe and the National Theater building in Weimar.You get: £0.207401 DEM = £0.0103700000 -
50 Deutsche Marks banknote (Balthasar Neumann)
The banknote of fünfzig deutsche mark shows Balthasar Neumann, German architect. The words ‘Deutsche Bundesbank’ are printed on the 50 mark paper note.You get: £14.621001 DEM = £0.2924200000 -
100 Deutsche Marks banknote (Sebastian Münster)
The blue-colored German note of hundert deutsche mark features german cartographer Sebastian Münster and an eagle. Text on the 100 D-Mark banknote reads ‘Deutsche Bundesbank’.You get: £29.242001 DEM = £0.2924200000 -
5 Pfennig coin Germany
The Deutsche coin of 5 pfennig is imprinted with the text ‘Bundesrepublik Deutschland’. The Deutsche Mark is subdivided into 100 pfennigs. 5 pfennigs is the equivalent of 0.05 Deutsche Marks.You get: £0.012441 DEM = £0.2488700000 -
50 DDR Mark banknote (Friedrich Engels 1964)
On the 50 DDR mark banknote is a portrait of the German philosopher and communist figurehead Friedrich Engels. On the back side of the Fünfzig Mark bill are three combined harvesters at work in a field.You get: £0.518501 DEM = £0.0103700000
