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To: elmatador who wrote (2259)11/7/2003 8:28:47 AM
From: quick_thinking  Read Replies (2) of 3436
 
> If you have DM is not worth anything anymore.
> NO bank will accept them

That's wrong.

The German Central Bank (Deutsche Bundesbank) exchanges old German Mark (Deutsche Mark, DM) coins and banknotes without any limit, no time limit, no amount limit.

You can find all details here in German:
bundesbank.de
and here in English:
bundesbank.de

Here is an email to ask questions:
sz-bargeldlogistik.hv-mainz@bundesbank.de
(I think you can write to them in German or in English).

Deutsche Mark (DM) is not currency any longer, so you cannot use it for payment, and you cannot use it at ordinary banks - only at the German Central Bank (Deutsche Bundesbank).

Hope this helps,

quick_thinking
eurotechnology.com
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