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| 表面の説明 | Central vignette reproduces Albrecht Dürer's portrait of Hieronymus Holzschuher, rendered in intaglio engraving, flanked by the denomination numeral 50 on either side. The note carries the issuing authority's title and a guilloche underprint framing the portrait. Issuance inscriptions and date appear in letterpress below the central vignette. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is dominated by the Bavarian coat of arms at center, set within an elaborate oval guilloche underprint and flanked by two symmetrical ribbon-and-scroll ornaments extending to the left and right. The bank name arches above the arms in a curved banner, while the denomination in words and numerals appears in a second banner below. Anti-counterfeiting warnings in small letterpress text run along both the top and bottom margins. |
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The Bayerische Notenbank was one of four regional German banks that retained the right to issue Reichsmark notes after the 1924 currency stabilization — a political concession to federalist sentiment that sat uneasily alongside the Reichsbank's centralizing mandate. This 50 Reichsmark note dates from the brief window when that arrangement was still functioning, before the Law of 30 August 1924 began progressively strangling the regional issuing banks out of existence. The Bayerische Notenbank lost its issuing rights entirely by 1935.
Regional Reichsmark notes circulated at par with Reichsbank issues but were often repatriated quickly by banks outside Bavaria, making out-of-state survival comparatively rare.