Supporting research record

Rentenmark — parallel stabilisation issue

T-FTM000920 · Outside the currency tree

Scoped identity. Dated observations are not proof of a complete lifetime.

Instrument, denomination, issuer, monetary standard or other context: not a separate currency node.

Currency profiles

German mark — 1871–1948 continuity

Evidence & research notes 3 claims

Rentenmark — parallel stabilisation issue: Scoped identity. Dated observations are not proof of a complete lifetime.

Supported C884

Rentenmark notes entered alongside marks; one Rentenmark equalled one trillion marks. Issue date differs from the 1 November date printed on notes; no exclusive replacement asserted.

Deutsche Bundesbank · Das Papiergeld im Deutschen Reich 1871–1948 Citation S436 · Open source ↗

Printed pp. 43,107–110: Rentenbank notes; Reichsbank notes

Source access and limitations

PDF downloaded and relevant text inspected.

Legal authorization, issue dates and note withdrawal are distinct milestones.

Supported C887

Rentenmark notes continued alongside Reichsmarks at equal unit value. Not immediate extinction of Rentenmark notes.

Deutsche Bundesbank · Das Papiergeld im Deutschen Reich 1871–1948 Citation S436 · Open source ↗

Printed pp. 43,107–110: Rentenbank notes; Reichsbank notes

Source access and limitations

PDF downloaded and relevant text inspected.

Legal authorization, issue dates and note withdrawal are distinct milestones.

Supported C889

The western reform also invalidated Rentenmark notes.

Deutsche Bundesbank · The circulation of Deutsche Mark — from currency reform to European monetary union, March 2002 Citation S437 · Open source ↗

Printed pp. 19–21; especially footnotes 5–6 on p. 20

Source access and limitations

The extracted running text has a July/June error; use explicit effective date 21 June in the quoted Currency Act, independently matched by the timeline.