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We have a German mark which they called the euro, he said.
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The German mark is worth less than four cents on the exchanges.
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They'll turn to Japanese yen or German marks to stuff their mattresses with.
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Willie said, "Would it be possible to change some German marks here?"
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Eight hundred dollars American and another six hundred German marks remained in the billfolds.
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Judging by the small value attached to him he might have been the German mark.
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But the curbs failed, and in 1978 the SNB capped the franc versus the German mark.
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If expressed in percentages, the German mark is worth 5.11 per cent.
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Though it was not as fat as previous ones, I had an envelope of West German marks.
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Rosen-Montag's wife informed me that I would no longer receive wads of West German marks every four weeks.
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In London, as sterling plunged against the German mark, shares posted their biggest one-day rise for 10 years.
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In November 1923, there were 4,210,500,000,000 German marks to the dollar.
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At Berlin they looked very disparagingly at the Polish money and offered him 280 German marks for the lot.
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To respond, the writer takes out an old gold coin, a heavy little German mark shimmering in the afternoon light.
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In heavy trading, sterling dropped four pfennigs against the German mark to close at DM3.01.
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Both Yugoslav territories have been using the German mark as their preferred currency but yesterday began the switch to the euro.