Bonds and Shares auctions
Jarosław Iwanicki's pieces (No. 83). A two-volume study of the stock market activity of joint-stock companies during the interwar period. Richly illustrated, with over 450 scans. The primary source cited by auction houses as essential reference material. First photo is for illustrative purposes only. Binding: hardcoverPages: 320 + 336Published: Warsaw, 2017Format: A4
Adjusted for inflation to the Polish zloty, 183 PLN.
A coin with an impressive face value of one million zlotys—unseen in the collector's market for years. The company is currently frequently featured in the media due to its reorganization proceedings. In this auction, it is offered exclusively as an attractive collector’s item.
Polski Lloyd S.A. 500 mkp Share, 1921, Issue III Beautiful, distinctive graphic design—many issues from this issuer feature a similar design, differing only in color. Until recently, the 500-mark shares of Issue III were virtually unheard of; some time ago, a batch appeared that was entirely absorbed by the collectors’ market. A chance to complete your collection. In very good condition, w...
A rare security. A 19th-century issue from a local Galician railway.
The rarest type of numerator—with a comma after the second digit.
Set of 2 promissory notes: A promissory note issued in Berlin on May 19, 1879, made out to a person from Toruń (Thorn); it bears stamps from Wrocław (Breslau)Promissory note issued in Lviv on July 3, 1914
The factory, which produced all kinds of equipment for mills, had its headquarters in Rogoźno in Greater Poland, but also operated a plant in Warsaw’s Praga district. However, due to its origins in Greater Poland, these shares are characteristic of that region. A very rare denomination; so far, there have been no listings on OneBid.
This initiative represents one of the most remarkable economic projects in the history of Polish emigration. It demonstrates a direct, fundamental connection—in terms of capital and production—to the nascent Second Polish Republic. The Polish Mechanics Company (registered in Toledo, Ohio, in 1918 by engineer Aleksander Gwiazdowski) was, in fact, the American legal arm of the Association of...
A denomination we're seeing for the first time. No price quotes available. Marked in red in Kurek’s catalog; no photograph. Blank form. Printed on one side. Dimensions: 22.2 x 10.5 cm. Extremely rare.
Warranty up to 30 million kr.
This denomination is included in our offering for the second time. The first one sold for 7,400 PLN at Auction 28, lot 3007. Blank form. Single-sided print. Marked in red in M. Kurek’s catalog, indicating its rarity; there are no photographs of this ticket series (only a design is available). Extremely rare. Dimensions: 22.2 x 10.5 cm.
A large (full A3) and visually appealing illustration.
After the interest rate was changed to 5.5%. Rare—wide—numerator type. In the catalog, this variety is marked in red.
Rewalued to 165.15 zł.
The dollar issue is a very rare security. The 5% dollar mortgage bonds issued on May 1, 1933, were issued for the purpose of converting 8% dollar mortgage bonds.
The conversion of 1933
This denomination was issued in a significantly lower mintage than the others. According to Kurek’s catalog, its total mintage is 9,111 pieces, compared to 48,387 pieces for the 100 zł note.
Large format, very attractive design. Quite rare, striking paper.
A rare variety, with the legal basis "Resolution of the National Department dated March 31, 1893 (No. 12980)," shown in the last two photos in the auction.
Low number E 0000004.
Postmarked for 800 Dutch guilders.
After the interest rate was changed to 5.5%
Walcownie Metali S.A., headquartered in Dziedzice Collectible stock: 25 shares of 150 zł each (3,750 zł) Until recently, a completely unknown issue, information about which appeared on the collectors’ market in July 2026. Not listed on OneBid. Printed by the Polish Security Printing Works. In very good condition with the full coupon sheet intact.
After the interest rate was changed to 5.5%, with a large numerator.
The factory, which manufactured all kinds of mill equipment, had its headquarters in Rogoźno in Greater Poland, but also operated a plant in Warsaw’s Praga district. However, due to its Greater Polish origins, the shares are characteristic of that region. Registered stock—the par value has not yet been listed on OneBid.
A high-denomination and very rare Consolidation Loan note (according to the personal opinion of the late Ryszard Kowalczuk, the rarest of this issue, rarer than the 10,000 note).
A rare issue and denomination. Available in our collection for the first time.
Set of 6 bonds from the Second Polish Republic. The set includes: 5% Long-Term Government Loan, provisional certificate 1920, 100 mkp - Mazur E.3.24% 1920 Premium Government Loan, 1,000 mkp bond – Mazur E.6.a5% Short-Term Government Loan 1920, 100 mkp bond – Mazur E.2.7.b5% State Convertible Loan 1924, 10 zł bond - Mazur E.18.44% 1931 Premium Dollar Loan, Series III, $5 bond – Mazur E.3...
A very rare piece of paper.
A rare coin, the highest denomination in the issue.
Dr. Andrzej Chramec's Hydrotherapy Center in Zakopane, Joint-Stock Company, 200 crowns, 1910
585 EUR
Dr. Andrzej Chramec Hydrotherapy Center in Zakopane, Joint-Stock Company Share value: 200 crowns Issued July 25, 1910 An extremely rare, sought-after, beautiful, and distinctive share certificate from Zakopane, featuring Giewont in the background. Designed by Eugeniusz Ludwik Dąbrowa-Dąbrowski (1870–1941), a renowned Polish painter, printmaker, and architect of the Young Poland era—the s...
A promotion by a Warsaw brewery. In very good condition. Coupons #3 through #10 are preserved.
