Description and research notes
A WZÓR specimen banknote of the 100 Zlotych denomination from the 1994 Polish banknote series, prepared for the National Bank of Poland. The note bears serial number AA0000000 and the very low Polish specimen designation WZÓR No. 010.
On this denomination, WZÓR No. 010 forms part of the same matching-number sequence preserved across the complete five-note set in this collection. The combination of AA0000000 and the shared specimen number places the 100 Zlotych note within that coordinated reference group.
The obverse features King Władysław II Jagiełło, the Polish eagle, the denomination STO ZŁOTYCH, the Warsaw date of 25 March 1994, and the printed signatures of Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz and Wiesław Biernatowicz. The red WZÓR overprint and WZÓR No. 010 marking are integrated into the completed face design.
The reverse carries imagery associated with Władysław II Jagiełło and the Jagiellonian period. The note preserves the full security and design structure of the 100 Zlotych denomination, including layered guilloche work, denomination fields, ornamental line structures, and the Jagiełło watermark.
The banknote was designed by Andrzej Heidrich and printed by Thomas De La Rue in London for the National Bank of Poland.
This AA0000000, WZÓR No. 010 example represents the 100 Zlotych component of the complete matching-number WZÓR 010 set preserved in this collection.
