Germany Federal Republic 200 Deutsche Mark Banknote, 1989, P-42a, UNC, Series AG

The Germany Federal Republic 200 Deutsche Mark Banknote was issued by the German Central Bank in 1989. This reddish-orange banknote features scientist Paul Ehrlich on its obverse. It also features buildings and a bridge in Frankfurt, and a molecular structure of arsenobenzol. The reverse depicts the bank logo, a microscope, viruses and bacteria, a rod of Asclepius (a snake wrapped around a staff), and a chemistry beaker. The note contains a windowed security with a demetallized 200 DM and a watermark that reveals Paul Ehrlich and 200. It is 162 x 77 mm in size and bears the signatures of Helmut Schlesinger and Karl Otto Poehl. This particular note is part of Series AG and is in uncirculated condition.