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I received a set of banknotes from the GDR from an estate. These notes are new and each in a foil. Is there a way to verify whether the notes are original or if they were reprinted?
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I've never seen a coin with such a picture on the back, does anyone know if it's rare and what it's worth or not?
For example, is one installed as standard in the S51 or can it be installed as an option?
There is still a fingertip feeling when you move the bill in your hand. Thus, the GDR bank notes are also provided with plant fibers in the paper. Pure paper feels different. The watermark is another feature.
seriously? The banknotes are a mere reminder and have virtually no collector value.
I don’t want to sell them just for me to know if they’re real.
Since they have only a small value, they will be real. Forgery is not worth it.
on the security features…
However, there are fakes and my question related to what one recognizes an original.