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Also known as D-Mark, German mark, DM, Deutschmark, DEM, DE-Mark

official currency of West Germany and later Germany from 1948 to 2002

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The Deutsche Mark was the official money used in West Germany starting in 1948, and later in the unified Germany until 2002, when it was replaced by the euro. It matters historically because it represented Germany's economic recovery after World War II and was used for over 50 years before the country adopted a shared European currency.

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Country
Germany
Location
West Berlin
Image
1 mark brd 1967 retouched.jpg
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Commons category
Deutsche Mark
central bank/issuer
Bank deutscher Länder
end time
2002-01-01
start time
1948-06-21
replaced by
euro
unit symbol
DM
price
0.51129
native label
Deutsche Mark
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