Federal Republic of Germany. Deutsche Bundesbank. 1989-1999 Issues. 200 Deutsche Mark Type 1989. Printing colors: Red-orange and blue on multicolor underprint. Dimensions: 162 x 77 mm. Watermark: Paul Ehrlich and 200. Front: German text. Prefix letters and the banknote number are printed in black and green. At right, portrait of the Doctor and Serologist Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915). In background, buildings with the house of Ehrlich and bridge in Franckfurt-am-Main. Molecular structure of arsenobenzol. Only one type of signatures: Karl Otto Pöhl / Helmut Schlesinger. Back: Bundesbank logo in brown. Microscope, viruses and bacteria. Rod of Asclepius and chemistry beaker. Background with weavy lines patterns. Windowed security thread with demoralized 200 DM. Printer: Bundesdruckerei. Material: Paper. Replacement notes: Prefix begins by YA.