Evidence coverage: 1923–1939. This is the span of collected observations, not the currency’s lifetime.
This record includes associated currencies and earlier interpretations. The article selects the evidence relevant to its own history.
Documented obligations, prices or public accounting establish a scoped currency identity independently of surviving descendants.
See the dated return conversion above.
The law of 20 October 1923 established the Danzig gulden as monetary unit, divided into 100 pfennige and valued at one twenty-fifth pound sterling.
Sources and qualifications →In September 1939 Danzig currency conversion was fixed at 1 gulden=0.70 Reichsmark. Gulden legal tender ended 30 September; exchange of payment media was required by 15 October, with a subsidiary-currency exception.
Sources and qualifications →October20law explicitly recognizesguldenaccountunit whilemarkcontinues; privateclaimconversion followed laterNovemberlaw.
Sources and qualifications →Dated evidence, not exact birth or extinction dates.
The law of 20 October 1923 established the Danzig gulden as monetary unit, divided into 100 pfennige and valued at one twenty-fifth pound sterling.
C1413In September 1939 Danzig currency conversion was fixed at 1 gulden=0.70 Reichsmark. Gulden legal tender ended 30 September; exchange of payment media was required by 15 October, with a subsidiary-currency exception.
C1414October20law explicitly recognizesguldenaccountunit whilemarkcontinues; privateclaimconversion followed laterNovemberlaw.
C1482Dated observations, not a proven complete lifespan.
The law of 20 October 1923 established the Danzig gulden as monetary unit, divided into 100 pfennige and valued at one twenty-fifth pound sterling.
p.49, Danzig, Free City of, opening and Present legal provisions
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Limits: Reports the 1923 monetary law; original Danzig gazette not independently inspected.
In September 1939 Danzig currency conversion was fixed at 1 gulden=0.70 Reichsmark. Gulden legal tender ended 30 September; exchange of payment media was required by 15 October, with a subsidiary-currency exception.
p.947, currency reorganization of former Free City of Danzig; decrees 1 September 1939 (RGBl I 1567) and 7 September 1939 (RGBl I 1691)
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Danzig gulden was absorbed into the existing German-mark system in September 1939 at 1 gulden = 0.70 Reichsmark.
p.947, currency reorganization of former Free City of Danzig; decrees 1 September 1939 (RGBl I 1567) and 7 September 1939 (RGBl I 1691)
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Absorbed into existing German-mark currency lineage, not an unconverted dead-end.
p.49, Danzig, Free City of, opening and Present legal provisions; p.947, currency reorganization of former Free City of Danzig; decrees 1 September 1939 (RGBl I 1567) and 7 September 1939 (RGBl I 1691)
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Limits: Reports the 1923 monetary law; original Danzig gazette not independently inspected.
p.49, Danzig, Free City of, opening and Present legal provisions; p.947, currency reorganization of former Free City of Danzig; decrees 1 September 1939 (RGBl I 1567) and 7 September 1939 (RGBl I 1691)
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
October20law explicitly recognizesguldenaccountunit whilemarkcontinues; privateclaimconversion followed laterNovemberlaw.
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Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Full transcription inspected.
Covered German-mark claims became payable in Danzig gulden under November20,1923law, with December31conversion rate750billionmarks per gulden.
GBl1923p1335; LeagueOJDecember1926p1618§1
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.
Full short transcription inspected:markclaims payableingulden convert at750billionmarks pergulden under November20law.
GBl1923p1335; LeagueOJDecember1926p1618§1
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.