What is the value of a 1914 German 20 Mark note?

Answer 1

There are three versions of the 1910 issue German 20 Mark note. The more common have no watermark and are worth $80-$100 in uncirculated condition ($30-50 in Very Fine). The less common example with a watermark reading "20 Mark" is worth $350 in UNC and $150 in VF.

Answer 2

The last issue German 20 Mark note, dated 1993, is worth $30 in mint uncirculated condition and face value if used (about $10 - the note can be exchanged at a German bank for Euro).

Older notes can be worth more.

Answer 3

The most common 1914 note has a seven digit serial number and is worth $8 in very good used condition, rising to $30 in mint uncirculated.

There are less common 1914 issues that are worth considerably more.

Answer 4

There are two variations of the 1948 twenty (zwanzig) Mark note. The more common has a 7-digit serial number and is worth $10 in mint uncirculated condition (and just $0.50 in very good used state). The less common 6-digit serialised notes are worth $30 (Unc) and $2 (VG).

Answer 5

Before 1918 each German state minted its own gold coins.

Please post a new, separate question with the name of the issuing state. You might find a name like Sachsen, Hessen, Oldenburg, Anhalt, or any of about twenty other states on your coin.

Answer 6

If the 20 reichsmark bill has the swastika on it a collector will give you possibly $5 to $25 depending on condition.

A 20 German Reichsmark gold coin brings more.

Answer 7

You need to post a more specific question with the bill's/coin's date to get a collector's value.

Answer 8

The last issue (1991/93) West German (Deutsche Bundesbank) 20 DM note in perfect uncirculated condition is worth $30.

Answer 9

A mint uncirculated condition 5 Mark note dated 1-Aug-1942 is worth $30, dropping to $8 in good used condition.