50 Mark

正面描述	Purple Kinderspielgeld (children's play money) note printed in imitation of the 1948 Bank deutscher Länder 50 Deutsche Mark issue. A vignette of a hatted male portrait faces right at centre-right, with a fan-shaped guilloche underprint to the left. Gothic-script legends and the large numeral 50 dominate the face.
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背面描述	Reverse is entirely unprinted, showing plain cream-coloured paper stock with no vignette, lettering, or decorative elements.
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备注	This is the Bank deutscher Länder issue — the provisional central bank established by the Western Allied occupation authorities before the Bundesbank existed. The June 1948 currency reform that introduced these notes was one of the most abrupt monetary resets in postwar European history: every German in the western zones received an initial exchange of 40 Deutschmarks for their old Reichsmarks, with the rest converted at a punishing 10:1 ratio, effectively wiping out accumulated savings overnight. The 50 Mark denomination was printed by multiple contractors under Allied supervision, which accounts for minor plate variations across the series. Notes entered circulation the same weekend the reform was announced — there was no gradual rollout.

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