1977 Germany 10 Deutsche Mark Banknote

Obverse: Features a portrait of Carl Friedrich Gauss, the celebrated German mathematician, with long curly hair, on the right side. The central area displays ornate guilloche patterns with the denomination “10” prominently in red and purple. The serial number “CF 6647292 X” on the top left and bottom right. The note includes inscriptions in German, such as “ZEHN DEUTSCHE MARK” and “DEUTSCHE BUNDESBANK.”
Obverse lettering: BANKNOTE, ZEHN DEUTSCHE MARK, DEUTSCHE BUNDESBANK, FRANKFURT AM MAIN, 1 JUNI 1977.
Reverse: Depicts a detailed image of the sailing ship Gorch Fock, a symbol of German maritime tradition. The denomination “10” is displayed prominently in multiple places, accompanied by ornate security patterns and the Bundesbank seal
Reverse lettering: ZEHN DEUTSCHE MARK, DEUTSCHE BUNDESBANK.
Size: ±130 x 65 mm
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