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The Rentenmark was a currency introduced in Germany in 1923 to stabilize the economy during hyperinflation. It was pegged to the gold standard and replaced the German Papiermark. However, the Rentenmark is no longer in circulation, and its value is primarily of historical interest rather than current monetary value. In terms of historical context, it was equivalent to 1 Rentenmark being backed by a specific amount of gold, but today it does not have a direct exchange value.

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