German Rentenmark was created in 1923.
The Rentenmark was a currency introduced in Germany in 1923 to stabilize the economy during hyperinflation. It was pegged to the gold standard and replaced the German Papiermark. However, the Rentenmark is no longer in circulation, and its value is primarily of historical interest rather than current monetary value. In terms of historical context, it was equivalent to 1 Rentenmark being backed by a specific amount of gold, but today it does not have a direct exchange value.
Please check the date and the spelling. That's "Zwei Rentenmark", and it's "Deutsche Rentenbank". Regarding the date rentenmarks were issued under the Weimar Republic which ended when Hitler seized power in 1933. German coinage was then denominated in Reichsmarks, so you could not have a rentenmark coin from the Nazi era. Please post a new question with the coin's corrected date.
The bill you have is a German Rentenmark issued by the Rentenbank in 1937. While it is a historical currency, its cash value is generally negligible today, as the Rentenmark was replaced by the Deutsche Mark in 1948. Collectors might value it based on its historical significance and condition, so it could have some collectible value. To determine an accurate worth, consider consulting a currency collector or an appraiser familiar with historical banknotes.
How German Is It was created in 1980.
Deutschmark or Rentenmark before that
It is generally a matter of opinion which of Stresemann's policies was his most successful but some stand out more than others. Stresemann's biggest achievements were stabalising the German economy and subsequently the political scene and the admitance of Germany into the League of Nations in 1926. The most important of his policies was the issuing of the new currency: the Rentenmark. The Rentenmark restored faith in the German economy at home and abroad. It boosted industry and allowed Germany to trade with other nations again now that the hyperinflation crisis and the worthless curreny were gone. The Rentenmark restored such confidence in the Germany economy that American banks were willing to invest money in 800 million marks of loans to Germany businesses in the 1924 Dawes Plan. The Dawes Plan further stabalised the German economy and political scene and further brought trust to Germany from abroad - allowing a successful run of forein policies.
Between 1924 and 1948, the German currency was the Reichsmark. It was introduced to replace the Rentenmark, which had been established to stabilize the economy after hyperinflation in the early 1920s. The Reichsmark remained in use until the introduction of the Deutsche Mark in West Germany in 1948, while East Germany adopted the Ostmark.
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