Banknotes auctions
A striking misprint of the first fifty-dollar note of the Third Republic. Banknote with both numerators and series letters unprinted. Very rare. In our offer for the first time. How rare printing errors are in modern banknotes is best evidenced by the replacement series, with which the NBP efficiently eliminates defective pieces (destructs) for the sake of high quality money in circulation. Al...
A very attractive collectible banknote. High PMG note, first series (AA), additionally with a very low number.
A very attractive collectible banknote. A beautiful first series bank piece (AA), with a very low number.
In its history, we have already had destructions of the modern hundred-dollar coins several times. Never, however, such an effective one. This is a cutting error, where it was shifted not by a few percent, but practically by 1/4 the height of the banknote. While this type of position is encountered in US banknotes quite often, as dollars can be bought in various sheet sizes, it is a huge rarit...
One of the most striking destructions of the Third Republic's two-zloty banknote we have seen. For this denomination, misprints are very rare, and are usually associated with the hologram present on the obverse of the bill. Here we have clearly spilled ink placed in the letters and numerals of the reverse (with a color gradient consistent for them). This is the first time in our range. How rar...
First vintage series. Unusually low single-digit serial number. The banknote bears a PMG certificate with a grade of PMG 64. This is the third printed Polish bicentennial that is still in circulation. This is truly an incredible value.
A beautiful piece with a very difficult PMG 68 EPQ note, especially for the first series. There are only 3 bills in the PMG censer with a bill higher than this, while it is for all one and two series of this vintage.
Very nice, natural state of preservation. Paper without watermark. Small callus in field, otherwise no comments.
States of preservation without the slightest reservation. An interesting set of higher denominations.
Post-exhibition copies of 1,000 zloty 1965 with Heidrich's SIGNATURE - obverse and reverse (2pcs)
5 EUR
Post-exhibition, one-sided copies of the obverse and reverse of the 1,000 zloty bill from the Cities of Poland series. Both signed by their author - Andrzej Heidrich (in pencil, dated 2000).
With a minus (st.1-) only 200 zl, which has a broken tip of the upper right corner. Other than that, the states of preservation are unqualified.
The 10 guilders of the Bank of Danzig from 1930 is a very rare banknote. Confirmation of this is easily found in sporadic listings in numismatic archives. It has occurred only 2 times in our entire history. Its rarity today is related to its short circulation time, about a year, in which it did not manage to disperse. At the end of 1923, due to the hyperinflation of the mark, the city of Danzi...
Beautiful, natural art. Deeply saturated print. Excellent presentation, as evidenced by the high PMG note. The first and only Danzig million denomination issued in print (preprinted millions were also issued with the same date, using 50,000-mark bills). A five-digit numbered (early) variety, with the asterisk rotated 90 degrees.
A one-letter series and a final two-letter series.
Beautiful, selected art of the first two-letter series.
Rare and difficult to obtain, especially in very nice condition like this one, a single-mark Ghetto variety. Distinguished by its six-digit numbering, without the series letter. Numbering in red. Slight vertical bend. A beautiful, natural piece.
One of the rare and collector-prized designs of the highest denominations of this series. Plus a nice pattern number.
Dimensions 27 x 32 x 6 cm. Inside 35 cards of various types, with black dividers.
Very nice, bankable state of preservation confirmed by the PMG note. The highest denomination of the Gdansk Magistrate's vouchers - one of its two issues. The later, November issue, with a more beautiful design. On the back Ungültig - a stamp of the cashier's office of the City Chamber indicating withdrawal from circulation.
Set - both series of both vintages of 2 million banknotes. Including the only banknote of the 1974-1993 issue, which "slipped" by the issuer into circulation with a printing error - the missing letter "n" in the word "constitutional_y".
The second series, the second vintage of the issue of this denomination.
The highest rating, only 6 pieces with such a rating.
High PMG score, only 2 bills rated higher.
Highly valued collector's pattern of the last one-millionth RP banknote.
The first banknote of the Great Poles series. A cherished first series in beautiful condition.
Highest rating in PMG (aka Top Pop).
High PMG bill (only one bill higher).
A fantastically preserved coin, of the first vintage of its mintage. RECOMMENDED
A pair of both varieties of the last voucher of the Magistrat Danzig, the last banknotes before the establishment of the Free City of Danzig.
Very rare, last design of the highest denomination of the Great Poles series. Beautiful condition, as evidenced by the high PMG rating.
An interesting set containing the first PWPW replacement series from 1994, and the first series from 2012 (AA) and 2016 (AU).
The last 10,000 mark banknote of the Free City. Realized in a different, lovely design depicting a Danzig merchant (painting by Hans Holbein), a Danzig koga and two important buildings for the city: the English House and St. Catherine's Church. Beautifully preserved.
Low numbered variety, on paper without watermark. Deeper break and overbending of upper left corner. Otherwise without remarks. Rare Ghetto denomination.
Dimensions 27 x 32 x 6 cm. Inside 39 cards of various types, with black dividers.
Top PMG (Top Pop) note. Design of the first of five vintage 50-gold coins with Swierczewski.
Very nice, appreciated with PMG 64 note. Paper without watermark.
Piece in issue condition. C.H. series, numbering 6515564
Dimensions 27 x 32 x 6 cm. Inside 54 cards of various types, with black dividers.
Dimensions 27 x 32 x 6 cm. Inside 50 cards of various types, with black dividers.
Michael Bishop - Banknotes, my passion. Notebook I: 1939-1943, Kielce 2024, ISBN 9788362509348 The publication is 111 pages in B5 format, bound in soft cover, enriched with more than 120 colorful, often enlarged photographs. It is a collection of treatises devoted to various aspects of the production and issue of Polish banknotes. The author discusses in detail the issuance of banknotes from t...
A striking value. A 500 zloty banknote with perforation MODEL and a "single digit" number (0000009). Additionally, from the G series, described by Adam Szparla as rare (L6). This is one of the so-called"Jaroszewicz designs". This was a distinctive group of circulation banknotes with initial, very low numbers given by the Bank to the collection of then Prime Minister Piotr Jaroszewicz (Prime Mi...
The first and only replacement series of 1994 twenty-dollar coins from the Thomas De La Rue printing plant in London.
Dimensions 27 x 32 x 6 cm. Inside 42 cards of various types, with black dividers.