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1000 Euros / Eros
| Issuer | Deutsche Parkbank (fantasy issuer) |
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| Value | 1000 Euros (1000 EUR) |
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| Obverse description | Pink-toned fantasy note in Euro style, with multiple erotic female vignettes overlaid with yellow heart motifs across the central field. A stylised EU star circle appears at upper left, a guilloche panel at right bears the denomination numeral, and a holographic diamond element is affixed at lower right. The disclaimer "Keine Banknote" is printed vertically at centre-left. |
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| Obverse lettering | Bestellen Sie Ihren 1000 Euro Schein unter www.dickeaeppel.de XP0815-4711190 Keine Banknote Deutsche Parkbank 1000 EURO EROS |
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A fantasy note, not a product of any real issuing authority. "Deutsche Parkbank" has no existence in German banking history, and "Eros" as a denomination unit has no monetary precedent in any European currency system. These were produced — likely in the late 20th or early 21st century — as novelty or gift items, sometimes sold at kiosks and tourist shops across German-speaking countries.
No collector premium attaches to the issuer. The interest, if any, is purely sociological.