German mark

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The German mark was the official currency of Germany from 1873 until the adoption of the euro, serving as a key symbol of the country's economic strength and stability.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
German mark canonical 8

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Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fiat currency
former currency
cashReplacedBy euro banknotes and coins in 2002
centralBank Deutsche Bundesbank
Reichsbank
country Germany
currencyCode DEM
currencyOf West Germany
unified Germany
denominationType banknotes
coins
endTime 2002
followedBy Deutsche Mark
Reichsmark
introducedAs gold mark
legalTenderUntil 2002-02-28
monetaryUnion German Empire monetary union
notableFor low inflation in late 20th century
postwar stability
officialCurrencyOf Germany
peggedTo gold standard
region Europe
replaced Gulden
South German gulden
Thaler
Vereinsthaler
replacedBy euro
startTime 1873
subdivision pfennig
subunitRatio 1 mark = 100 pfennig
symbolOf German economic stability
German economic strength
transitionedTo non-cash euro in 1999
usedFor domestic trade in Germany
international trade involving Germany
usedIn West Germany
surface form: Federal Republic of Germany

East Germany
surface form: German Democratic Republic

German Empire
Nazi Germany
Weimar Republic

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Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Prussian thaler successorCurrency German mark
German Kamerun currencyUsed German mark
South German gulden usedBefore German mark
South German gulden replacedBy German mark
Thaler replacedBy German mark
North German thaler followedBy German mark
North German thaler replacedBy German mark