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Poland 1941 Bank Emisyjny w Polsce 1 Zloty uncut sheet of three notes with serial numbers BE4460823, BE4464323, and BE4467823, two circular punch holes, a red diagonal control mark, and PMG 55 About Uncirculated preservation.

Poland 1941 - 1 Zloty Bank Emisyjny w Polsce Uncut Sheet of 3 Notes (Pick 99b)

This uncut sheet of three 1 Zloty notes belongs to the 1941 issue of Bank Emisyjny w Polsce produced for circulation within the General Government during the Second World War. Preserved in its original production format, it documents the arrangement of three notes before trimming into individual circulation pieces. Each note retains its complete serial number. ... Read more →

PolandUncut Sheet19411 ZlotyPMG 55 About Uncirculated Uncut SheetUncut Sheet of 3 NotesBank Emisyjny w Polsce1 ZlotyBE4460823BE4464323BE4467823General GovernmentOccupation Period CurrencySecond World War1941 IssueGeneral Government CurrencyFeliks MłynarskiBronisław JankowskiGeometric Pattern WatermarkGeometric WatermarkGuilloche DesignTwo Circular Punch HolesRed Diagonal Control MarkProduction ControlManufacturing-Stage ArtifactEngraved Security PrintingSecurity Printing HistoryPolish Security Printing WorksPWPWPolska Wytwórnia Papierów WartościowychWarsaw PrintingPolandPoland 19411941Pick 99bMiłczak 99a-bPMG 55About UncirculatedMuseum Grade
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Poland 1940 Bank Emisyjny w Polsce 10 Złotych Prefix C approval specimen, Kraków issue, featuring Fryderyk Chopin portrait on the reverse

Poland 1940 - 10 Złotych Bank Emisyjny w Polsce Prefix C Kraków Issue Approval Specimen (Pick Unlisted)

This Prefix C approval specimen of the 10 Złotych issue documents the formal authorization stage of one of the core denominations of the 1940 General Government banknote series. Dated Kraków, 1 March 1940, the note represents the fully approved production standard used to initiate circulation printing by Bank Emisyjny w Polsce. The specimen is fully engraved and signed, corresponding in design, layout, and security structure to the issued banknote. ... Read more →

PolandApproval Specimen Without Overprints194010 ZłotychUncirculated (archival approval specimen) Approval SpecimenApproval Specimen Without OverprintsPrefix C10 ZłotychBank Emisyjny w PolsceKraków IssueGeneral GovernmentOccupation Period CurrencyEngraved Security PrintingFryderyk ChopinReverse PortraitPolish Cultural IconographyWartime PolandMonetary AuthoritySecurity Printing HistoryPoland1940R7 Extremely RareMuseum Grade
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Poland 1940 Bank Emisyjny w Polsce 20 Złotych Prefix A approval specimen, Kraków issue, with Emilia Plater portrait on the obverse

Poland 1940 - 20 Złotych Bank Emisyjny w Polsce Prefix A Kraków Issue Approval Specimen (Pick Unlisted)

This Prefix A approval specimen of the 20 Złotych issue documents the formal authorization stage of the occupation-era monetary system administered by Bank Emisyjny w Polsce. Dated Kraków, 1 March 1940, the note represents the fully accepted production standard from which circulation printing was initiated. It is a completed, signed, and institutionally approved banknote retained as a reference at the moment when monetary authority was translated into physical form. ... Read more →

PolandApproval Specimen Without Overprints194020 ZłotychUncirculated (archival approval specimen) Approval SpecimenApproval Specimen Without OverprintsPrefix A20 ZłotychBank Emisyjny w PolsceKraków IssueGeneral GovernmentOccupation Period CurrencyEngraved Security PrintingEmilia PlaterObverse PortraitPolish National IconographyWartime PolandMonetary AuthorityInstitutional ContinuitySecurity Printing HistoryPoland1940R7 Extremely RareMuseum Grade
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Poland 1941 Bank Emisyjny w Polsce 1 Zloty State Note, serial BD3580426, with geometric-pattern watermark and PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated preservation.

Poland 1941 - 1 Zloty Bank Emisyjny w Polsce State Note BD3580426 (Pick 99)

The 1 Zloty State Note issued by Bank Emisyjny w Polsce and dated Kraków, 1 August 1941, formed part of the second occupation-era monetary issue introduced for circulation within the General Government during the Second World War. As the lowest denomination of the series, it provided everyday transactional currency while reflecting the institutional framework established under the occupation administration. The banknote measures approximately 97 × 60 millimeters, making it the smallest denomination of the 1941 issue. ... Read more →

PolandIssued State Note19411 ZlotyPMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated Issued State NoteState NoteBank Emisyjny w Polsce1 ZlotySerial BD3580426General GovernmentOccupation Period CurrencySecond World War1941 IssueFeliks MłynarskiBronisław JankowskiMłynarkiGeometric Pattern WatermarkGeometric WatermarkGuilloche DesignEngraved Security PrintingSecurity Printing HistoryPolish Security Printing WorksPWPWPolska Wytwórnia Papierów WartościowychWarsaw PrintingPolandPoland 1941General Government Currency1941Pick 99Miłczak 99a-bPMG 67 EPQSuperb Gem UncirculatedMuseum Grade
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