DM

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fiat currency former currency

DM is the commonly used abbreviation for the Deutsche Mark, the former official currency of West Germany and later unified Germany before the adoption of the euro.

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Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf fiat currency →
former currency →
abbreviation DM →
banknoteIssuer Deutsche Bundesbank →
becameCurrencyOf East Germany →
Federal Republic of Germany →
West Berlin →
unified Germany →
becameCurrencyOfDate 1990-07-01 →
cashReplacedByDate 2002-01-01 →
category Currencies of Europe →
Modern obsolete currencies →
centralBank Deutsche Bundesbank →
coinIssuer Federal Republic of Germany →
commonAbbreviation DM →
country Germany →
dateExchangeRateFixed 1998-12-31 →
denominationSystem decimal →
endOfUseAsSoleGermanCurrency 2002-02-28 →
exchangeability can be exchanged for euros at Deutsche Bundesbank →
exchangeRateToEuroFixed 1 euro = 1.95583 Deutsche Mark →
introduced 1948 →
introducedBy Bank deutscher Länder →
introducedInTerritory West Germany →
ISO4217Code DEM →
languageOfName German →
legalTenderEnded 2002-02-28 →
monetaryPolicyAuthority Deutsche Bundesbank →
officialName Deutsche Mark →
precededBy Reichsmark →
region Western Europe →
replacedBy euro →
replacedByDate 1999-01-01 →
replacedCurrency Allied Military Mark →
Reichsmark →
startOfUseAsSoleGermanCurrency 1990-07-01 →
status no longer legal tender →
subunit Pfennig →
subunitToUnit 100 Pfennig = 1 Deutsche Mark →
succeededBy euro →
symbol DM →
usedFor retail payments →
wholesale payments →
usedIn East Germany →
Germany →
West Germany →
usedInHistoricalEvent German economic miracle →
German reunification →
Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Deutsche Mark →
Deutsche Mark →
symbol
Don Mills station →
code
Deutsche Mark →
commonAbbreviation
Deutsche Mark →
shortName
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