Banknotes auctions
A piece in very good visual condition, unfortunately with a crease from a paperclip at the top. There are imperfections along the edges and in the corners. Banknote designed by unknown PZGR graphic artists; watermark—a grid of squares with rounded corners. The banknotes were put into circulation on June 15, 1923; the issuer was the wartime entity Polska Krajowa Kasa Pożyczkowa, which was ta...
A superbly preserved banknote with perfect, vibrant print colors, awarded a very high grade by PMG. This piece is graded by PMG with the notation "EPQ," indicating exceptional paper quality. This series is rated G3 for rarity in Grzegorz Gucwa’s catalog. The banknote was designed by Wacław Borowski; the watermark features the profile of a woman’s head in an unprinted area. The banknote wa...
A beautifully preserved banknote with perfectly vibrant colors A natural piece with a crease in the unprinted area. This series is rated G2 for rarity in Grzegorz Gucwa’s latest publication. Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski; watermark—in the unprinted area, a profile of a girl’s head with a scarf tied at the back. The banknote was put into circulation on October 30, 1950; it was pri...
A visually very attractive piece with a central crease and slight creases along the right edge. The piece has been straightened out.
A very rare banknote with clear signs of circulation; it is sought after and included in collections regardless of its condition. This specimen has visible tears along vertical and horizontal folds. This piece was issued by the Directorate of the Polish National Loan Fund, which was taken over by the Second Polish Republic from the General Government; this issue still retained the graphic desi...
Lithuania. 1 Litas 1922, Provisional. S/N A 334838. P# 5.
Lithuania. 100 Litu 1991, Simonas Daukantas. P# 50. Lot of 6 pcs.
Latvia. 50 Latu 1934 & 20 Latu 1935. P# 20, 30. Lot of 2 pcs.
The proposed album contains 23 banknotes in mint condition.
Set of 1,000 złoty banknotes from 1982, HL? series, 10 bundles of 100 banknotes each—1,000 banknotes in total. The bundle is secured with bank tape; it is not wrapped in the original protective film. Some of the banknotes on the edges have worn corners and margins.
A beautifully preserved banknote with perfectly vivid colors In its natural condition, with a slightly bent corner and minor creases. This series is rated G5 for rarity in Grzegorz Gucwa’s latest publication Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski; watermark—in the unprinted margin, a profile of a girl’s head with a scarf tied at the back. The banknote was put into circulation on October 3...
A visually very attractive piece with a crease down the center and some creases along the right edge.
In very good condition despite a tear; straightened, soiled Banknote designed by an unknown graphic artist at a Moscow printing house; watermark featuring elongated stars. These banknotes were put into circulation by a decree of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) on October 19, 1945, bearing the name of the National Bank of Poland, which did not yet exist.
Popular issues in circulation-grade condition.
A set of 23 Ukrainian banknotes in denominations ranging from 1 to 100 hryvnias. All pieces are in mint condition. The set includes 2 banknotes with perforations.
A circulated piece of an interesting 250,000 Polish mark banknote from 1923. AH series. The banknote is visually appealing, with straightened vertical creases and numerous folds.
Version with small "WZÓR" and dot after. Pick# 59s, Miłczak 55Wb
A perfectly preserved proof specimen, without any printing, of a 1948 100 zlotych banknote that was never put into circulation. This piece, in mint condition, was graded by PMG and received a score of 64. The banknote was designed by Wacław Borowski, based on the 1947 100-złoty note but in a different shade of blue; it was prepared for printing in 1950, but ultimately, due to the planned cur...
A banknote in near-mint condition, with an excellent appearance. A crease near the watermark at the bottom. Slight imperfections along the edges. Banknote designed by Ryszard Kleczewski; the watermark in the unprinted area features an image of Casimir the Great.
An interesting set of three dollar bills as pieces. 1 dollar from 1935 (silver), N series. A 1935 $2 bill, Series A. A 5-dollar bill from 1907 with the signatures of Speelman & White. All banknotes are undamaged, though in circulated condition.
A banknote in mint condition, graded and certified by PMG, with a grade of 62. Signatures: Woods / White.
A spectacular example of a printing error—a 200 zlotych note from 1994, AN series. A banknote without the main print on the reverse side. The piece is in mint condition. We highly recommend this, especially to collectors of defective banknotes!
K. & K. Staats-Central-Casse Staatsnote - State Banknote A banknote from the gulden period, prior to the establishment of Austria-Hungary. It was also in circulation in Poland; the reverse side features the denomination spelled out in various languages of the Monarchy, including Polish References: Pick A150, Richter 138 Condition: PMG About UNC 58 EPQ. An exceptionally beautiful piece, wit...
A superbly preserved specimen featuring the design of the 1948 100 zlotych banknote, which was never put into circulation. This piece, in superb condition, was graded by PMG and awarded the highest grade ever assigned: 65 EPQ. An extremely rare variant with a red overprint on both sides, almost never seen on the auction market—we found only a few listings in the archives over the past 30 yea...
A superbly preserved banknote with perfect, vibrant print colors, awarded a very high grade by PMG. A rare series rated G4 in Grzegorz Gucwa’s catalog. Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski, with a watermark in the unprinted area—the profile of a girl’s head wearing a headscarf The banknote was put into circulation on October 30, 1950; the series was printed by PWPW Warawsza.
An exceptionally well-preserved banknote with perfectly vivid colors, graded very highly by PMG A rarer series, recognized in Grzegorz Gucwa’s catalog as rare in the offered G3 condition. Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski; watermark: a profile of a girl’s head in the unprinted margin. The banknote was put into circulation on October 30, 1950; it was printed by PWPW, and the National Ba...
A banknote in mint condition with a slight deduction for imperfections at the corners. The lower left corner is bent.
Third Polish Republic, 100 złoty 1994, AM series, DESTRUKT without main print on the REVERSE
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An extremely rare piece of a 1994 100 zlotych note in circulation today. Sria AM. A destroyed banknote WITHOUT THE MAIN PRINTING on the reverse side! A piece is in near-circulation condition with a partial tear and crease along the upper right edge, as well as a partial bend from the top edge near the rear part of the royal crown. We highly recommend this, especially to collectors of damaged b...
Interesting set of 10 banknotes of 20 złoty, 1936. Securities in circulating condition.
A set of two rare Ukrainian banknotes from 1918. The pieces are in near-circulation condition; one has slight creases.
A set of popular banknotes in circulated condition with good visual appearance.
Only 1 Finer Known! In 66EPQ: 10Exceptional Paper Quality
Performed by SPECIMEN, Hejzlar 59
A banknote with a visually appealing appearance, free of creases, folds, or discoloration, with rounded corners. The banknote was designed by Wacław Borowski; it features a running watermark consisting of stylized letters “W” in lighter and darker shades. Put into circulation on February 21, 1949, and printed by PWPW.
Privileged United Redemption and Repayment Commission Anticipation Note A banknote from the early 19th century, used to regulate circulation following the withdrawal of banco-zettels It was also in circulation in Poland; the obverse features the denomination spelled out in various languages of the Monarchy, including Polish References: Pick A50, Richter 51 Condition: 5. Reinforced with tissue ...
A beautifully preserved, natural banknote with perfectly vivid colors— ribbed paper A rare series rated G4 in Grzegorz Gucwa’s catalog. Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski; watermark: a profile of a girl’s head in the unprinted margin. The banknote was put into circulation on October 30, 1950; it was printed by PWPW, and the National Bank of Poland (NBP) was responsible for its issuanc...
A set of three Lithuanian banknotes from 1993–1994 in mint condition. 1 litas, AAA series.
The banknote is in good visual condition, with a single fold down the center. Slight creases. Series C, No. 4427303. Natural, without any conservation treatments. Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski, running watermark—lighter and darker stylized letters “W.” Put into circulation on June 16, 1949; printed by PWPW.
The banknote is in good visual condition, with two central folds. Slight creases. Series C, No. 9156384. Natural, without any conservation treatments. Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski, running watermark—lighter and darker stylized letters “W.” Put into circulation on June 16, 1949; printed by PWPW.
A set of 8 heavily circulated 20 Polish mark banknotes from 1916. Versions featuring “Generał” and “Jenerał.” Banknote of unknown design, watermark featuring circles and four-pointed stars. Banknotes of the General Government were put into circulation on April 26, 1917; the Polish National Loan Fund was responsible for their issuance.
A Pekao gift certificate from the first, rarest issue, dated 1960. A variant with a clause on the reverse. Broken in several places, with tears
Wanted: a 20 Polish mark banknote from 1919. Single-letter series C. A visually attractive piece in circulated condition, with no tears or rips. Banknote designed by Jerzy Półtawski, with a honeycomb watermark. Banknotes entered into circulation on July 4, 1919.
A banknote that has been folded and creased many times, showing natural signs of extensive circulation. A rare series printed in Prague, with six-digit serial numbers. Series S2 194112.
One of the rarest series of occupation banknotes, comparable to Series B of that year, which was withdrawn by the German authorities due to the large number of high-quality counterfeits put into circulation by the resistance movement. The banknote is in excellent mint condition and has been graded by PMG. The banknote was designed by Leonard Sowiński and features a watermark of a grid of rhom...
A 1951 donation token worth 20 groszy, intended for the construction of the Children's Palace in Katowice.
A set of 9 heavily circulated pieces of the 5 Polish mark banknote from 1916. The banknote’s designer is unknown; it features a watermark of a circle and a four-pointed star. The General Government banknotes were put into circulation on April 26, 1917; the Polish National Loan Fund was responsible for their issuance.
A large collection of Polish banknotes and vouchers representing various periods in the history of 20th-century Polish paper currency. It consists of 25 pieces of banknotes and vouchers, as well as one food ration card. Conditions range from mint to typical circulated. A very good set for sparking a passion in a young collector.
A beautifully presented piece in mint condition. The banknote was graded by PMG, where it received a high grade of 64. The banknote was designed by Leonard Sowiński; the watermark features the head of a highlander wearing a hat in the unprinted margin. The banknotes were put into circulation on March 27, 1940; the Bank Emisyjny w Polsce, headquartered in Kraków and established on December 15...
A 50 zł banknote from 1944, from the so-called Lublin issue, in decent condition. Graded 25 by PMG. Banknote of unknown design, featuring a multitone watermark—elongated stars. These banknotes were put into circulation by a decree of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) on April 12, 1945, bearing the name of the National Bank of Poland, which did not yet exist.
Vienna City Bank Note A gulden banknote issued in 1806, with a handwritten serial number and a watermark It was also in circulation in the Polish territories under Austrian rule; the denomination is written out in full on the obverse and reverse in various languages of the Monarchy, including Polish References: Pick A38, Richter 39 Condition: ~3. Stiff paper; clean obverse; well-preserved dry ...
A beautifully preserved banknote with perfectly vibrant colors In its natural condition, with a vertical crease and minor creases. This series is rated G2 for rarity in Grzegorz Gucwa’s latest publication Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski; watermark—in the unprinted area, a profile of a girl’s head with a scarf tied at the back. The banknote was put into circulation on October 30, 19...
A very attractive, sought-after banknote in mint condition, with good print color and a flawless appearance. This series has been rated G1 for rarity in Grzegorz Gucwa’s latest publication. Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski, with a watermark in the unprinted margin—a profile of a girl wearing a headscarf The banknote was put into circulation on October 30, 1950; the series was printed ...
A well-preserved piece in good condition of a rare denomination from the 1944 issue. Graded 35 by PMG. Banknote of unknown design, multi-tone watermark—elongated stars. These banknotes were put into circulation by a decree of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) on April 12, 1945, bearing the name of the National Bank of Poland, which did not yet exist.