1991 Germany 20 Deutsche Mark Banknote
Obverse: Features a portrait of Annette von Droste-Hülshoff, a renowned German poet and author, on the right side. In the background, there is an image of her birthplace, Burg Hülshoff, and elements reflecting her literary contributions. The denomination "20" is displayed prominently in the lower left. The serial number "AK5496865A9" is printed at the top.
Obverse lettering: "DEUTSCHE BUNDESBANK, ZWANZIG DEUTSCHE MARK, Annette von Droste-Hülshoff 1797-1848, Frankfurt am Main 1 August 1991."
Reverse: Depicts a quill pen and an oak tree, symbolizing Droste-Hülshoff's contributions to literature and her connection to nature. The Bundesbank seal is located on the left side, with the denomination "20" on both sides.
Reverse lettering: "ZWANZIG DEUTSCHE MARK, Deutsche Bundesbank."
Size: ±138 x 67 mm
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