Schlager star Roland Kaiser gets his own banknote

Roland Kaiser celebrates 20 years of "Kaisermania". On this occasion, there will be a zero-euro banknote on which the pop star can be seen.

Dresden – For 20 years now, Roland Kaiser (71) has been returning to the banks of the Elbe in Dresden for his legendary "Kaisermania" and thrilling his fans. For the 20th anniversary, they can now purchase something very special: The pop star gets his own banknote - a true collector's item!

Roland Kaiser's zero-euro note is limited to 5,000 pieces

Roland Kaiser, who recently remarked that he never wanted to sing a duet with Maite Kelly (43) again, will be given a great honor. The zero-euro note enjoys great popularity among collectors and is repeatedly issued in limited editions on special occasions – including Roland Kaiser's "Kaisermania" anniversary.

But the fans have to be quick. Only 5,000 copies of the Roland Kaiser certificate "Imperial Dresden" will be available, as the pop star announced on his Facebook page. In order to give as many admirers as possible a chance, the delivery quantity is limited to five pieces per person. The price is five euros each. The special souvenir is available at the Dresden Information.

More than just a pop star: Roland Kaiser was also on the road as an actor

In addition to his successes in the music business, Roland Kaiser has already made several excursions into the TV business. In 2012 he was seen in the "Tatort" episode "Summ, Summ, Summ" from Münster and played the pop star Roman König. Together with Axel Prahl, he was also in front of the camera for the ARD tragicomedy "Eisland". The world premiere of the film will take place in the summer of 2021 as part of the Munich Film Festival.

Roland Kaiser sells 20 signed notes for a good cause

"In addition, I am signing 20 notes of the limited anniversary edition for a good cause," Roland Kaiser announced in his Facebook post. Fans can buy these for 150 euros each. The proceeds of the charity campaign will ultimately benefit the Lichtblick Foundation.

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In the comments section of the Facebook post, his fans celebrate this action. The musician can always count on his community – although he had to face tough competition for advance ticket sales for his tour, because: Roland Kaiser and Helene Fischer (38) started their ticket sales at the same time and thus presented Schlager fans with a difficult decision. Sources used:Facebook / Roland Kaiser