Monetary Fund is virtual
Publish: 2021-04-30 19:45:12
1. virtual currency does not belong to the fund. It is a kind of investment at the same level and has a parallel relationship
real estate, stocks, funds and virtual currency are all investment procts.
real estate, stocks, funds and virtual currency are all investment procts.
2. Scam. Now there are many similar software apps on the Internet, such as novel collection fragment wins mobile phone, walking collection fragment wins mobile phone, etc. In fact, the first nine pieces don't take much effort, but the last one will. Take your time. I don't know when it will come true.
3. I'm really too hard. I'm too hard to draw copper fragment and silver fragment No. 8. I'm too hard to draw gold fragment No. 5. Obviously is wasting everybody's time!!!
4.
Monetary Fund is a kind of open-end fund which gathers idle funds, operates by fund manager and keeps funds by fund trustee. It is specially invested in money market tools with low risk. Different from other types of open-end funds, it has the characteristics of high security, high liquidity, stable income and "quasi savings"
e to the emergence of digital currency, a new type of monetary fund appears in the field of Monetary Fund virtual Monetary Fund
extended data:
characteristics
1. Principal security: most money market funds have the lowest risk among all kinds of funds, and money fund contracts generally do not guarantee the security of principal, But in fact, e to the nature of the fund, the loss of the principal of the monetary fund rarely occurs in reality. Generally speaking, monetary funds are regarded as cash equivalents
2. Strong capital flow: the liquidity is comparable to that of current deposit. Fund trading is convenient, the time for funds to arrive at the account is short, and the liquidity is very high. Generally, funds can arrive at the account within one or two days after redemption. At present, fund companies have opened the immediate redemption business of Monetary Fund, which can arrive at the account on the same day
(3) higher yield: most money market funds generally have the yield level of national debt investment. Money market funds can not only invest in exchange repo and other investment tools that can be invested by ordinary institutions, but also enter the inter-bank bond and repo market and central bank bill market for investment. Their annual net return rate is generally higher than that of fixed deposit rate in the same period Low investment cost: Generally speaking, there is no service charge for buying and selling money market funds, and the subscription fee, subscription fee and redemption fee are all zero. It is very convenient for funds to enter and leave, which not only reces the investment cost, but also ensures the liquidity. The first subscription / subscription is 1000 yuan, and the second purchase is increased by 100 yuan5. Monetary Fund is a kind of open-end fund. According to the types of financial procts invested by open-end funds, open-end funds are divided into four basic types: Equity Fund, hybrid fund, bond fund and Monetary Fund. The first two types belong to capital market and the second one is money market
monetary funds mainly invest in bonds, central bank bills, repurchase and other highly secure short-term financial procts, also known as "quasi savings procts", whose main characteristics are "worry free principal, convenient demand, regular income, daily income, monthly dividend". Monetary funds only invest in the money market, such as short-term treasury bonds, repo, central bank bills, bank deposits and so on, with little risk. Its liquidity is second only to the bank's current savings, and its income is calculated every day. Generally, the income is carried forward into fund shares in a month, and the income is slightly higher than that of a year's fixed deposit, and the interest is tax-free. The principal of monetary fund is relatively safe, and the expected annual yield is 3.9%. It is suitable for liquid investment tools and is an alternative to savings. Due to the emergence of digital currency, a new type of Monetary Fund, virtual monetary fund, has emerged in the field of Monetary Fund. It is also called digital money fund. For example: BLC digital money fund. In general, the probability of investors' profit is 99.84%; It is estimated that the rate of return is between 3.8% and 5%, which is higher than the 3.5% interest of one-year fixed deposit, and there is no interest tax; It can be redeemed at any time. Generally, the funds can arrive on the second day of application for redemption. It is very suitable for units and indivials pursuing low risk, high liquidity and stable income.
monetary funds mainly invest in bonds, central bank bills, repurchase and other highly secure short-term financial procts, also known as "quasi savings procts", whose main characteristics are "worry free principal, convenient demand, regular income, daily income, monthly dividend". Monetary funds only invest in the money market, such as short-term treasury bonds, repo, central bank bills, bank deposits and so on, with little risk. Its liquidity is second only to the bank's current savings, and its income is calculated every day. Generally, the income is carried forward into fund shares in a month, and the income is slightly higher than that of a year's fixed deposit, and the interest is tax-free. The principal of monetary fund is relatively safe, and the expected annual yield is 3.9%. It is suitable for liquid investment tools and is an alternative to savings. Due to the emergence of digital currency, a new type of Monetary Fund, virtual monetary fund, has emerged in the field of Monetary Fund. It is also called digital money fund. For example: BLC digital money fund. In general, the probability of investors' profit is 99.84%; It is estimated that the rate of return is between 3.8% and 5%, which is higher than the 3.5% interest of one-year fixed deposit, and there is no interest tax; It can be redeemed at any time. Generally, the funds can arrive on the second day of application for redemption. It is very suitable for units and indivials pursuing low risk, high liquidity and stable income.
6. Monetary Fund is a kind of open-end fund which gathers idle funds, operates by fund manager and keeps funds by fund trustee. It is specially invested in money market tools with low risk. Different from other types of open-end funds, it has the characteristics of high security, high liquidity, stable income and "quasi savings".
7. Both the German golden mark and the German mark are monetary units
by the end of 2001, the golden mark of 130 years and the mark of 500 years will say goodbye, because Germany, like other European countries, has unified the currency euro, which has officially come into force, and the era of euro will begin in 2002. Mark, as a historical witness of German Germanism and a symbol of Germany, will always be remembered by those who love Germany<
1. After the establishment of the Second Reich of Germany, jinmark quickly appeared in the field of circulation. The first gold mark was the 20 mark gold mark issued by Prussia in 1871. The portrait on the front is German Emperor William I, with the inscription "God with us" on the edge; On the portrait of Emperor William I, there is a line of words: Wilhelm of German emperors king. V. Prussia. In 1871, only 500000 pieces of 20 mark gold coins were proced. Since 1872, the proction has increased to several million pieces, all of which were proced by the Berlin mint. The gold coins of the same kind, under William's portrait, are changed to: B, which is issued by Hanover mint, with an output of 240000 pieces& quot; C" It means the mint in Frankfurt. These are all the 20 mark gold coins of the first stage, with the same characteristics: on the right side of the short winged eagle emblem on the back of William I, there is a mark - # 39; M'， This is the first layout of the German jinmark
after Prussia successfully issued the golden mark, the Duchy of Baden, the Duchy of Hesse, the kingdom of Bavaria, the kingdom of Saxony and the kingdom of Wurttemberg all began to follow suit. The differences are as follows: the original portraits of Emperor William I were all replaced by the portraits of kings or Archke of various countries, and the inscriptions were all transposed: King xx or Archke, King xx or Archke; For example, in the golden mark of Bavaria, it is written as follows: Ludwig II,. V. Bayern (Ludwig II, king of Bavaria); This is out of respect for the German Emperor and in line with the provisions of the imperial currency act
since 1872, the 10 mark golden mark has also been put into circulation. The design and text of the coin are the same as the gold coin of 20 marks. In 1875, Hamburg City also joined the ranks of issuing gold coins. Before the death of Emperor William I in 1888, gold coins of marks 5, 10 and 20 were minted and issued by the mints in Berlin, Hanover and Frankfurt. After Friedrich III succeeded to the throne, the mint in Berlin hastened to make similar gold mark coins, but the good time was not long. Friedrich III also died of illness in June of the same year, so Germany lost two leaders in these 99 days; When William II succeeded to the throne, he asked to change the format of mark, so the new design scheme was brought to Berlin by Otto Schwartz. His Majesty was very satisfied. In this way, the back of all the mark and fini coins of the Empire was changed to "Eagle with long wings", which means "God bless the emperor of Germany, fuze Yanmian". After 1890, all the marks, gold coins, silver coins and the back pictures of little Finney were replaced with the new "long winged eagle emblem"
let's talk about the short-term 5 mark gold coin. In 1877, the German central bank issued 5 mark gold coin. The gold coin is very small, only 17mm in size, and its gram is 2G. The gold content is% 90, which is only half of the 10 mark gold coin and 1 / 4 of the 20 mark gold coin; However, at that time, the world gold price had begun to appreciate. For banks, the cost of gold coins with such a small number of grams was relatively high. Compared with the 5-mark silver coins with the same denomination, it was obviously at a disadvantage: high proction cost and distrust in circulation, so the 5-mark gold coins quickly withdrew from circulation in 1878, Bavaria, Hamburg and other places are more common, many are quite rare! For example, there are six kinds of 10 mark and 20 mark gold coins in the Duchy of Mecklenburg and shimmerlin, and the total number of gold coins issued is only 39; 250000 and 39; Among them, Mecklenburg strelitz is even rarer, with only 20 mark gold coins and a circulation of 39; 6750' One<
in 1914, the imperial jinmak issued a wide range of gold coins, most far involved in German East Africa, where the gold coins with a face value of 15 rupees were issued, but the casting was rather crude. In 1915, the last 20 mark gold coin of King Mark William II in military uniform was issued in Prussia. With the outbreak of the war, the German Empire did not issue gold coins until the end of the Second Empire in 1919<
the gold mark is rare in the world today. Although the quantity of Prussia, Bavaria and Hamburg is still a little large, there are not many gold marks after such a long time. Here are two events that affect the gold mark: (1) at the beginning of the 20th century, the world gold price soared, the gold unit graally lost its circulation significance, and European countries began to rece the circulation of gold coins, At the same time, they began to recycle the gold coins in the market, melt them to make bricks, and use them for gold reserves, as is the case in Germany 2) After the defeat of World War I, Germany, the most defeated country, had to make reparations. The amount of compensation is astronomical, so the vast majority of jinmak are sent to the victorious countries and turned into other countries' BRICs for reserve. It's a tragic fate. Therefore, compared with foreign gold coins of the same period, jinmark is obviously more valuable for collection and investment
the wheel of history passed the Weimar Republic, the Third Reich, the federal West German government, and the socialist East German government to 1991. In 2001, which coincided with the 130th anniversary of 1871-2001, the German federal government issued the last one mark gold coin, which read: German central bank, the background of which is the traditional German oak tree, and the word "1" as the last mark commemoration. At the end of 2001, the 130 year old kinmark and the 500 year old mark will say goodbye, because Germany, like other European countries, unified the currency euro and officially came into force. 2002 is the era of euro. Mark, as a historical witness of German Germanism and a symbol of Germany, will always be remembered by those who love Germany
attached table: list of German mints (1871 -)
A, Berlin (1871 -) Berlin Mint
b, Hannover (1872-1878) Hanover Mint
Vienna (1938-1944) VIENNA MINT
C, Frankfurt on the main (1872-1887) Main Frankfurt Mint
D, Munich (1871 -) Munich Mint
E Dresden (1872-1887) Dresden
muldenhutten (1887-1953) Minden
F, Stuttgart (1871 -) Stuttgart
G, Karlsruhe (1871 -) karlshru
H, Darmstadt (1872-1882) Darmstadt
J Hamburg (1875 -) Hamburg Mint
References: http://www.chcoin.com/bbs/dispbbs.asp?boardid=257&id=805906
2. Deutsche Mark
is issued by Deutsche Bank. At present, there are 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 denominations of banknotes in circulation, as well as 1, 2, 5 and 1, 2, 5, 10 and 50 denominations of banknotes
after the Second World War, Germany still used the old currency in circulation, namely the imperial mark, the ledenmark and the occupation mark. On June 19, 1948, the military occupation authorities of the United States, Britain and France announced the implementation of currency reform in their occupied areas, stipulating that a new currency "Deutsche mark" would be issued from June 20. The exchange rate of the new mark to the US dollar is 1 US dollar equal to 3.333 marks. On September 19, 1949, influenced by the devaluation of the pound, the mark also depreciated by 20.6%, and the exchange rate became 1 US dollar equal to 4.20 marks. On January 30, 1953, the Central Bank of the Federal Republic of Germany first stipulated that the gold content of the mark was 0.211588 g, and the official exchange rate was 1 US dollar equal to 4.20 marks. After the war, the Federal Republic of Germany's economy grew rapidly and its foreign trade expanded rapidly. With the growth of trade surplus, the balance of payments surplus continued to expand, and the foreign exchange reserves also increased. On January 1, 1959, Deutsche Bank decided to make mark freely convertible. On March 4, 1961, the mark appreciated by 4.76%, the gold content increased to 0.222168g, and the official exchange rate against the US dollar was 1 US dollar equal to 4.00 marks. On September 29, 1969, Deutsche Bank stopped intervening in the market to maintain the official exchange rate of 4 marks to 1 US dollar, and the mark exchange rate floated freely; On October 26 of the same year, the mark appreciated by 9.3%, the gold content also increased to 0.242806 g, and the official exchange rate was 1 US dollar equal to 3.66 marks. On May 10, 1971, the mark exchange rate floated freely again. On December 20 of the same year, the mark appreciated to US $1, which was equal to US $3.2225. Deutsche Bank no longer announced the gold content of the mark. On April 24, 1972, the Federal Republic of Germany announced the implementation of the regulation that the fluctuation of the currency exchange rate of the member states of the European community should not exceed 2.25%. On February 14, 1973, after the devaluation of the US dollar, the central exchange rate of the mark against the US dollar was set as 1 US dollar equal to 2.9003 marks. From March 19 of the same year, the Federal Republic of Germany and other eight western European countries formed a joint floating group. The fluctuation range of currency exchange rate between them was set at 2.25%, and the mark appreciated by 3%. On March 13, 1979, the European monetary system was formally established. The Federal Republic of Germany was a member country. The fluctuation of exchange rate between mark and other member countries was limited to 2.25%. Mark became the main currency in the European monetary system. Since the 1970s, e to the rapid economic growth of the Federal Republic of Germany, mark has become one of the major international reserve currencies and one of the five fixed value currencies of the special drawing right. On October 3, 1990, after the reunification of Germany and Germany, the former West German mark became the legal currency in circulation, and was also known as the Deutschmark
attachment: Deutschmarks
1, 1000 Deutschmarks
size: 18.0 × 9.0CM
Color: Brown obverse design: head of Johannes schenner reverse design: Linberg Cathedral
2, 500 Deutschmarks
size: 17.0 × 8.5cm
Color: reddish brown front design: man's head reverse design: image of Elz church
3, 100 Deutschmarks
size: 15.4 × 7.4CM
Color: blue front image: German pianist and composer Schumann Clara head image reverse image: Piano image
4,50 DM
size: 14.6cm × 8.0 cm
Color: Tea cyan front design: head of Neumann baltaza reverse design: church building
5,20 DM
size: 14.0 × 7.0cm
Color: Green front image: tuche elsbet head image reverse image: Flute and violin
6,20 DM
size: 13.8 × 6.8cm
Color: Green front design: the head of German poetess drowster schulshoff Annette reverse design: quill pen
7,10 Deutschmarks
size: 14.0 × 7.0cm
Color: blue purple front pattern: head of German mathematician, physicist and astronomer Gauss back pattern: sextant
8,10 Deutschmarks
size: 13.0 × 6.5cm
Color: Blue obverse design: the head of Norman young reverse design: sailboat
9,5 D
by the end of 2001, the golden mark of 130 years and the mark of 500 years will say goodbye, because Germany, like other European countries, has unified the currency euro, which has officially come into force, and the era of euro will begin in 2002. Mark, as a historical witness of German Germanism and a symbol of Germany, will always be remembered by those who love Germany<
1. After the establishment of the Second Reich of Germany, jinmark quickly appeared in the field of circulation. The first gold mark was the 20 mark gold mark issued by Prussia in 1871. The portrait on the front is German Emperor William I, with the inscription "God with us" on the edge; On the portrait of Emperor William I, there is a line of words: Wilhelm of German emperors king. V. Prussia. In 1871, only 500000 pieces of 20 mark gold coins were proced. Since 1872, the proction has increased to several million pieces, all of which were proced by the Berlin mint. The gold coins of the same kind, under William's portrait, are changed to: B, which is issued by Hanover mint, with an output of 240000 pieces& quot; C" It means the mint in Frankfurt. These are all the 20 mark gold coins of the first stage, with the same characteristics: on the right side of the short winged eagle emblem on the back of William I, there is a mark - # 39; M'， This is the first layout of the German jinmark
after Prussia successfully issued the golden mark, the Duchy of Baden, the Duchy of Hesse, the kingdom of Bavaria, the kingdom of Saxony and the kingdom of Wurttemberg all began to follow suit. The differences are as follows: the original portraits of Emperor William I were all replaced by the portraits of kings or Archke of various countries, and the inscriptions were all transposed: King xx or Archke, King xx or Archke; For example, in the golden mark of Bavaria, it is written as follows: Ludwig II,. V. Bayern (Ludwig II, king of Bavaria); This is out of respect for the German Emperor and in line with the provisions of the imperial currency act
since 1872, the 10 mark golden mark has also been put into circulation. The design and text of the coin are the same as the gold coin of 20 marks. In 1875, Hamburg City also joined the ranks of issuing gold coins. Before the death of Emperor William I in 1888, gold coins of marks 5, 10 and 20 were minted and issued by the mints in Berlin, Hanover and Frankfurt. After Friedrich III succeeded to the throne, the mint in Berlin hastened to make similar gold mark coins, but the good time was not long. Friedrich III also died of illness in June of the same year, so Germany lost two leaders in these 99 days; When William II succeeded to the throne, he asked to change the format of mark, so the new design scheme was brought to Berlin by Otto Schwartz. His Majesty was very satisfied. In this way, the back of all the mark and fini coins of the Empire was changed to "Eagle with long wings", which means "God bless the emperor of Germany, fuze Yanmian". After 1890, all the marks, gold coins, silver coins and the back pictures of little Finney were replaced with the new "long winged eagle emblem"
let's talk about the short-term 5 mark gold coin. In 1877, the German central bank issued 5 mark gold coin. The gold coin is very small, only 17mm in size, and its gram is 2G. The gold content is% 90, which is only half of the 10 mark gold coin and 1 / 4 of the 20 mark gold coin; However, at that time, the world gold price had begun to appreciate. For banks, the cost of gold coins with such a small number of grams was relatively high. Compared with the 5-mark silver coins with the same denomination, it was obviously at a disadvantage: high proction cost and distrust in circulation, so the 5-mark gold coins quickly withdrew from circulation in 1878, Bavaria, Hamburg and other places are more common, many are quite rare! For example, there are six kinds of 10 mark and 20 mark gold coins in the Duchy of Mecklenburg and shimmerlin, and the total number of gold coins issued is only 39; 250000 and 39; Among them, Mecklenburg strelitz is even rarer, with only 20 mark gold coins and a circulation of 39; 6750' One<
in 1914, the imperial jinmak issued a wide range of gold coins, most far involved in German East Africa, where the gold coins with a face value of 15 rupees were issued, but the casting was rather crude. In 1915, the last 20 mark gold coin of King Mark William II in military uniform was issued in Prussia. With the outbreak of the war, the German Empire did not issue gold coins until the end of the Second Empire in 1919<
the gold mark is rare in the world today. Although the quantity of Prussia, Bavaria and Hamburg is still a little large, there are not many gold marks after such a long time. Here are two events that affect the gold mark: (1) at the beginning of the 20th century, the world gold price soared, the gold unit graally lost its circulation significance, and European countries began to rece the circulation of gold coins, At the same time, they began to recycle the gold coins in the market, melt them to make bricks, and use them for gold reserves, as is the case in Germany 2) After the defeat of World War I, Germany, the most defeated country, had to make reparations. The amount of compensation is astronomical, so the vast majority of jinmak are sent to the victorious countries and turned into other countries' BRICs for reserve. It's a tragic fate. Therefore, compared with foreign gold coins of the same period, jinmark is obviously more valuable for collection and investment
the wheel of history passed the Weimar Republic, the Third Reich, the federal West German government, and the socialist East German government to 1991. In 2001, which coincided with the 130th anniversary of 1871-2001, the German federal government issued the last one mark gold coin, which read: German central bank, the background of which is the traditional German oak tree, and the word "1" as the last mark commemoration. At the end of 2001, the 130 year old kinmark and the 500 year old mark will say goodbye, because Germany, like other European countries, unified the currency euro and officially came into force. 2002 is the era of euro. Mark, as a historical witness of German Germanism and a symbol of Germany, will always be remembered by those who love Germany
attached table: list of German mints (1871 -)
A, Berlin (1871 -) Berlin Mint
b, Hannover (1872-1878) Hanover Mint
Vienna (1938-1944) VIENNA MINT
C, Frankfurt on the main (1872-1887) Main Frankfurt Mint
D, Munich (1871 -) Munich Mint
E Dresden (1872-1887) Dresden
muldenhutten (1887-1953) Minden
F, Stuttgart (1871 -) Stuttgart
G, Karlsruhe (1871 -) karlshru
H, Darmstadt (1872-1882) Darmstadt
J Hamburg (1875 -) Hamburg Mint
References: http://www.chcoin.com/bbs/dispbbs.asp?boardid=257&id=805906
2. Deutsche Mark
is issued by Deutsche Bank. At present, there are 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 denominations of banknotes in circulation, as well as 1, 2, 5 and 1, 2, 5, 10 and 50 denominations of banknotes
after the Second World War, Germany still used the old currency in circulation, namely the imperial mark, the ledenmark and the occupation mark. On June 19, 1948, the military occupation authorities of the United States, Britain and France announced the implementation of currency reform in their occupied areas, stipulating that a new currency "Deutsche mark" would be issued from June 20. The exchange rate of the new mark to the US dollar is 1 US dollar equal to 3.333 marks. On September 19, 1949, influenced by the devaluation of the pound, the mark also depreciated by 20.6%, and the exchange rate became 1 US dollar equal to 4.20 marks. On January 30, 1953, the Central Bank of the Federal Republic of Germany first stipulated that the gold content of the mark was 0.211588 g, and the official exchange rate was 1 US dollar equal to 4.20 marks. After the war, the Federal Republic of Germany's economy grew rapidly and its foreign trade expanded rapidly. With the growth of trade surplus, the balance of payments surplus continued to expand, and the foreign exchange reserves also increased. On January 1, 1959, Deutsche Bank decided to make mark freely convertible. On March 4, 1961, the mark appreciated by 4.76%, the gold content increased to 0.222168g, and the official exchange rate against the US dollar was 1 US dollar equal to 4.00 marks. On September 29, 1969, Deutsche Bank stopped intervening in the market to maintain the official exchange rate of 4 marks to 1 US dollar, and the mark exchange rate floated freely; On October 26 of the same year, the mark appreciated by 9.3%, the gold content also increased to 0.242806 g, and the official exchange rate was 1 US dollar equal to 3.66 marks. On May 10, 1971, the mark exchange rate floated freely again. On December 20 of the same year, the mark appreciated to US $1, which was equal to US $3.2225. Deutsche Bank no longer announced the gold content of the mark. On April 24, 1972, the Federal Republic of Germany announced the implementation of the regulation that the fluctuation of the currency exchange rate of the member states of the European community should not exceed 2.25%. On February 14, 1973, after the devaluation of the US dollar, the central exchange rate of the mark against the US dollar was set as 1 US dollar equal to 2.9003 marks. From March 19 of the same year, the Federal Republic of Germany and other eight western European countries formed a joint floating group. The fluctuation range of currency exchange rate between them was set at 2.25%, and the mark appreciated by 3%. On March 13, 1979, the European monetary system was formally established. The Federal Republic of Germany was a member country. The fluctuation of exchange rate between mark and other member countries was limited to 2.25%. Mark became the main currency in the European monetary system. Since the 1970s, e to the rapid economic growth of the Federal Republic of Germany, mark has become one of the major international reserve currencies and one of the five fixed value currencies of the special drawing right. On October 3, 1990, after the reunification of Germany and Germany, the former West German mark became the legal currency in circulation, and was also known as the Deutschmark
attachment: Deutschmarks
1, 1000 Deutschmarks
size: 18.0 × 9.0CM
Color: Brown obverse design: head of Johannes schenner reverse design: Linberg Cathedral
2, 500 Deutschmarks
size: 17.0 × 8.5cm
Color: reddish brown front design: man's head reverse design: image of Elz church
3, 100 Deutschmarks
size: 15.4 × 7.4CM
Color: blue front image: German pianist and composer Schumann Clara head image reverse image: Piano image
4,50 DM
size: 14.6cm × 8.0 cm
Color: Tea cyan front design: head of Neumann baltaza reverse design: church building
5,20 DM
size: 14.0 × 7.0cm
Color: Green front image: tuche elsbet head image reverse image: Flute and violin
6,20 DM
size: 13.8 × 6.8cm
Color: Green front design: the head of German poetess drowster schulshoff Annette reverse design: quill pen
7,10 Deutschmarks
size: 14.0 × 7.0cm
Color: blue purple front pattern: head of German mathematician, physicist and astronomer Gauss back pattern: sextant
8,10 Deutschmarks
size: 13.0 × 6.5cm
Color: Blue obverse design: the head of Norman young reverse design: sailboat
9,5 D
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