1944 Allied Military Germany 10 Mark Note - No Print Code, 8-Digit Serial - 1944 German Ten Mark Zehn Mark Allied Military Banknote - P#194d

This listing is for the photographed 1944 10 Mark German Banknote issued by the Allied Military in the final years of World War II. This note was issued without the "F-" printer code, meaning that it was printed in the Soviet Union. It was also issued with an 8-digit serial number, beginning with a dash rather than a number like other similar issues. Rarer issue type for these notes! Very fine (VF) grade/condition, visible folds and other signs of wear. P#194d (Pick Number 194d). Excellent piece of history and a great addition to any collection!

The "AM-Mark" (Allied Military Currency) was issued in Allied-occupied Germany during the Second World War. There is a printing mark used to determine which side printed each note; the United States printed notes included an "F" in the lower right corner of the ornament border, and the Soviet Union printed notes did not include the mark. These notes were circulated until 1948.

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1944 Allied Military Germany 10 Mark Note - No Print Code, 8-Digit Serial - 1944 German Ten Mark Zehn Mark Allied Military Banknote - P#194d