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50 Pfennig Forum-Scheck

Uitgever Forum Außenhandelsgesellschaft m.b.H.
Jaar 1979
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Afmetingen 109 x 48 mm
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Beschrijving keerzijde Reverse printed in ochre and violet with an elaborate guilloche underprint of interlocking wave patterns. A vertical ochre band at right bears the geometric stepped logo in violet; a horizontal purple band across the centre carries the non-transferability text in italic script. The denomination '0,50' is printed at lower left and the year '1979' at lower right within the ochre panel.
Opschrift keerzijde Der Scheck
ist nicht rücktauschbar
und nicht übertragbar
0,50
1979
(Translation: This cheque is non-refundable and not transferable)
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Opmerkingen

Forum Außenhandelsgesellschaft was the East German state enterprise that operated the Intershop hard-currency retail network, and these Forum-Schecks were created to sidestep an awkward problem: the GDR wanted Western currency from its citizens but couldn't legally allow that currency to circulate openly. The Schecks let East Germans convert Deutschmarks, dollars, or other hard currency into a controlled voucher redeemable only at Intershop outlets — the state captured the foreign exchange while maintaining the fiction that capitalist money wasn't changing hands.

Introduced in 1979, the series replaced the earlier system of direct hard-currency transactions at Intershop stores. The 50 Pfennig denomination was practical for small purchases — detergent, coffee, cigarettes — the everyday goods that Intershop stocked and ordinary East German retail could not reliably supply.

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