10 Reichsmark

Front: Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528), German Renaissance painter, printmaker, and theorist, widely regarded as the greatest artist of the Northern Renaissance. His portrait appears at right, based on his famous self-portrait. Dürer revolutionized printmaking and was one of the first European artists to gain international fame during his lifetime. The note includes Gothic script text indicating it was issued on the basis of the Bank Act of 30 August 1924, later amended 22 January 1929, making it redeemable at the Reichsbank.

Back: Allegorical figures representing the arts and sciences appear in ornamental panels on either side of a central medallion. The left panel depicts a figure holding artistic implements, while the right panel shows a figure with attributes of learning or wisdom. These neoclassical allegorical representations emphasize Germany's cultural and intellectual heritage during the Weimar Republic period.

Note shows moderate circulation with some soiling and creasing. Paper remains intact with no tears. Colors are somewhat faded but design details remain clear.