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| 表面の説明 | Portrait of Carl Friedrich Gauss at left centre, based on an engraving after the original painting by Christian Albrecht Jensen; to the right, a rendered curve of the Gaussian normal distribution (Normalverteilung) with associated mathematical notation. Architectural vignettes of historical Göttingen buildings appear in the background underprint. The issuer inscription and denomination are set in intaglio lettering across the upper and lower registers. |
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The P#38 10 Mark series ran through four signature combinations across a decade, tracking the revolving door of Bundesbank presidency with unusual frequency. Helmut Schlesinger appears in two consecutive pairings — first as deputy under Pöhl, then as president alongside Tietmeyer — making him the only figure whose name runs through back-to-back issues in this series.
These notes were withdrawn from circulation on 31 December 2001 when Germany adopted the euro, after which the Bundesbank offered unlimited exchange at a fixed rate of 1.95583 marks per euro — a guarantee with no expiry date that remains technically valid today.