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| The German Mark Die Deutsche Mark (Deutsch) | |||||
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| Currency Code: | DEM | ||||
| Currency Symbol: | ℳ | ||||
| Inflation: | +0.2%[1] | ||||
| User(s): |  Germany
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| Gold Equivalent: | 1 Gold is equal to 33.9 DEM | ||||
The Deutsche Mark (sign: ℳ ; code: DEM) is the unit of currency of Germany.
The Bundesbank is the National Central Bank of Germany.
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