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This uncirculated 50 Deutsche Mark note is a standard circulation banknote issued by the German Central Bank for the Federal Republic of Germany. Its obverse side features proportional dividers, buildings in Wurzburg, and a portrait of Balthasar Neumann. Its reverse side shows the bank logo, the abbey church of Neresheim, the staircase of the Wurzburg Residence, and the ground plan of the Holy Cross Chapel of Kitzinger-Etwashausen. Security features include a windowed security thread with a demetalized 50 DM and a watermark of Balthasar Neumann with a 50. This olive brown note is dated 01 August 1991 and bear the signatures of Helmut Schlesinger and Hans Tietmeyer. It measures 146 mm x 71 mm. This particular banknote is in uncirculated condition and has been TAP 60-70 Authenticated.
