Rare banknote with correct visual presentation, broken several times, no losses. A well-liked and sought-after currency, gladly included in the collection in any state of preservation. Banknote designed by Ryszard Kleczewski, watermark - extended large stars. Banknote put into circulation on September 1, 1945, printed by PWPW, NBP was responsible for the issue.
Piece of very good visual presence with central fracture and minor deflections at corners and edges. Seven-digit numerator. Banknote by Jerzy Półtawski, watermark bee net. Banknotes in circulation since July 4, 1919.
Piece in issue condition, with excellent visual presence. Low issue from a 6 bank parcel. Banknote by Andrew Heidrich, watermark intertwining circles and triangles in squares
An attractive piece with a pleasant visual presence, deflected several times, with a diagonal fracture. Natural, without conservation treatment. Banknote of unknown authorship, no watermark. The banknotes, dated February 28, 1919, corresponding to the Sejm's resolution to replace the Polish mark with the new zloty currency, were put into circulation on April 28, 1924; the banknotes show the Ba...
A nicely preserved banknote with a pleasing visual presence. Visible fracture a few times, but no conservation treatment. More interesting arrangement of signatures.
A banknote with a very nice visual appearance evaluated and secured at PMG. Like the other 1946-1947 banknotes with a denomination of more than 50 zlotys, it contained social realist motifs with a worker-peasant theme. The banknote was designed by Waclaw Borowski, the watermark - rhombuses in a tile pattern. The banknote was put into circulation on January 20, 1949, printed in Prague, the NBP ...
A banknote with an appearance close to that of the issue, skillfully stretched in the center. The author of the banknote was Julian Palka, the watermark placed in a circle - an image of Nicolaus Copernicus' head. Banknote printed by PWPW, in circulation since June 1, 1966.
An exquisitely preserved banknote with perfect vivid color printing appreciated with a good bill by PMG. Piece in grading with EPQ annotation denoting exceptional paper quality. Banknote of unknown authorship, watermark a grid of squares with rounded corners. In circulation since December 5, 1919.
Rare bill in very good visual condition. Broken in the center with a few creases in the field, but still beautiful and natural, with no conservation treatment. A well-liked and eagerly collected series by Jerzy Półtawski, honeycomb watermark. Banknotes of this variety went into circulation on March 27, 1919.
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918-1939) - issues after the reform of Wladyslaw Grabski series 58 D, numbering 093619 numerous fractures, soiling of paper
INSURECTION OF KOŚCIUSZKOWSKA (1794), 25 Polish zloty, 8.06.1794; B series, numbering 31314, signatures of Piotr Grozmani and Michał Zakrzewski, paper with visible watermark of Pieter de Vries & Comp. and a fragment of the coat of arms; Lucow 25c (R2), Miłczak A3, Pick A3; local paper wrinkling and slight discoloration, beautifully presented bill in PMG 1921915-010 wrapper with a grade ...
INSURECTION OF KOŚCIUSZKOWSKA (1794), 25 Polish zlotys, 8.06.1794; series D, numbering 30948, signatures of Piotr Grozmani and Michał Zakrzewski, paper with visible watermark of Pieter de Vries & Comp.; Lucow 27a (R2), Miłczak A3, Pick A3; local freshness, mainly in the margins of the bill, slight staining of the right margin, but a piece of fine presentation in PMG 1921915-011 packagin...
Antarctica the set includes denominations: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 and 20 dollars a total of 6 beautiful polymer banknotes that were means of payment in Antarctica exquisitely preserved
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918-1939) - issues after the reform of Wladyslaw Grabski IK series, numbering 8161156 bent lower corners, the bill has been gently refreshed
Visually very nice banknote, minus the creases in the field and near the edges. The author of the banknote was Julian Palka, the watermark placed in a circle - an image of Nicolaus Copernicus' head. Banknote printed by PWPW, in circulation since June 1, 1966.
Piece with incomplete deflection of upper left corner, small two creases in the field. A rarer series appreciated in Adam Szparlo's catalog with a rarity grade of L6. Banknote designed by Andrzej Heidrich, watermark - eagle without crown in the unprinted field.
A banknote of pleasant appearance, appreciated with a good grading bill by PMG 55 EPQ. Piece in grading with an EPQ note denoting exceptional paper quality. Banknote by Waclaw Borowski, watermark - stylized alternating lighter and darker letters W.
PolandThe Third Republic of Poland (from 1989) London BQ series, numbering 0973095 exquisite , in PMG packaging number 1920162-073 with a rating of 66 EPQ
PolandThe Third Republic of Poland (from 1989) London AS series, numbering 7552541 exquisite , in PMG company package number 1920161-019 with a rating of 66 EPQ
Rarer and sought-after series in beautiful issue condition Small minus for minor creases at the right and left edges. Popular banknotes in circulating condition, due to the format very difficult to obtain in beautiful condition Banknote with current watermark in the form of a grid of squares with rounded corners, unknown author. In circulation since February 25, 1920
INSURECTION OF KOSCUSZKOWSKA (1794), 1 Polish zloty, 13.08.1794; series I; Lucow 42i (R9) - illustrated in the collection catalog, Miłczak A10a, Pick A10; wrinkling of the paper of the lower margin, slight freshness, three corners minimally rounded, notations in black ink on the upper right corner, a bill of beautiful presence and great rarity.
Rare and sought after single letter series, in nice natural state of preservation. Broken vertically and horizontally, Banknote designed by Leonard Sowinski with a running watermark of one-ton "1 zloty". In circulation introduced for five days from the outbreak of World War II, i.e. from August 26, 1939.
Nice natural circulated state of preservation. Broken several times Wanted and gladly included in the collection in any state of preservation. Banknote of unknown author, no watermark. In circulation since February 28, 1924. Banknotes dated February 28, 1919, corresponding to the Sejm resolution to replace the Polish mark with the new zloty currency, were put into circulation on April 28, 1924...
Nice natural circulated state of preservation. Broken several times, trace of peeling and weakening of paper Wanted and gladly included in the collection in any state of preservation. Banknote of unknown author, no watermark. In circulation since February 28, 1924. Banknotes with the date February 28, 1919, corresponding to the Sejm's resolution to replace the Polish mark with the new zloty cu...
One-sided MODEL of the 100,000,000 ruble banknote - obverse. Perforated inscription MODEL. Beautiful preserved piece, minor corns, small hole Rare banknote.
Nice state of preservation, subjected to evaluation and preservation in PMG. Wanted and gladly included in the collection in any state of preservation. Banknote of unknown author, no watermark. In circulation since February 28, 1924. Banknotes dated February 28, 1919, corresponding to the Sejm's resolution to replace the Polish mark with the new zloty currency, were put into circulation on Apr...
Piece in circulating condition with good visual presence. A very rare sought-after series. Banknote by Andrew Heidrich, watermark - in the unprinted field an eagle without a crown.
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918-1939) - issues before the reform of Wladyslaw Grabski series I-Z, numbering 837689 two fractures on the left side of the banknote
Nice natural circulated state of preservation. Broken several times Wanted and gladly included in the collection in any state of preservation. Banknote of unknown author, no watermark. In circulation since February 28, 1924. Banknotes dated February 28, 1919, corresponding to the Sejm resolution to replace the Polish mark with the new zloty currency, were put into circulation on April 28, 1924...
An exquisitely preserved banknote, with perfect, vivid printing colors, appreciated with a very high bill by PMG. Piece in PMG grading with an EPQ mark denoting exceptional paper quality. Banknote of unknown authorship with current watermark in the form of squares with rounded corners. In circulation since December 5, 1919.
PolandGeneral Government (1939-1945) - Issuing Bank in Poland 1 x 2 zloty 1.08.1941 AF, 1 x 5 zloty 1.08.1941 AE, 3 x 20 zloty 1.03.1940 G series total of 5 pieces, all beautifully preserved
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918-1939) - issues after the reform of Wladyslaw Grabski series I£, numbering 9332805 beautiful presentation of the banknote , in PMG package no. 1922813-035 with 64 Choice UNC rating