Collection

Poland 1926 — 10 Złotych (Pick 65br Remainder, CM#64c–d), Bolesław Chrobry 992–1025 Watermark, PMG 40 EF

Remainder variety of the interwar 10 Złotych listed as Pick 65br — the unnumbered remainder to Pick 65b — using the trial portrait watermark reading “Bolesław Chrobry 992–1025.” Catalog context: the mass-issued type with the generic guilloche watermark is Pick 65a. Notes issued with the dated Chrobry portrait watermark are cataloged as Pick 65b and are scarce but documented. This piece shares the plates and paper of Pick 65b but was never serialed or released, hence its remainder status. ... Read more →

Poland 1929 — 10 Złotych (Pick 69, CM#68) Issued, PWPW, PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem

The 10 Złotych dated 20 June 1929 completed Bank Polski’s first modern post-stabilization currency series. Designed in Warsaw and printed by PWPW (Państwowa Wytwórnia Papierów Wartościowych), it brought a balanced Art-Deco neoclassical aesthetic that symbolized the Second Polish Republic’s recovery after early-1920s hyperinflation. Obverse: allegorical Industry and Agriculture flank the national arms within ornate guilloché and geometric framing. ... Read more →

Poland 1926 — 10 Zlotych (Watermarked Paper, Boleslaw Chrobry 10 ZL Watermark)

Blank paper stock prepared for the 1926 10 Zlotych issue, classified by PMG as Watermarked Paper. This piece represents the base security paper manufactured for the early interwar 10 Zł notes before the final design was printed. It bears the undated watermark reading 'Bolesław Chrobry 10 ZŁ' (Milczak type), positioned diagonally across the sheet and visible when held to light. ... Read more →