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The Polish Security Printing Works became a partner of the 17th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition, which took place in 2015. To mark the occasion, the company produced special invitations for the competition’s most distinguished guests. The print was included as an insert with the invitation booklet for the17th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition. A very rare and ha...
By clicking on the red certificate number above, you will be taken directly to the PMG verification page. United States, $1, 1899, Silver Certificate. Variant with signatures by Speelman & White. A distinctive type known as the “Black Eagle,” featuring an eagle between the portraits of Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant. The banknote was backed by silver and, according to the clause ...
PWPW "Butterfly" Test Banknote A beautiful banknote in its original folder, in mint condition.
A collection of "Warsaw Yesterday and Today" test banknotes produced by the Polish Security Printing Works (PWPW). These unique banknotes combine modern security technologies with the historical heritage of Poland’s capital. These test notes are not only a treat for collectors but also an excellent example of advanced security printing technology. The notes are in circulation-quality condition.
The PWPW project—the “Autumn” commemorative coin—is a unique blend of traditional craftsmanship and state-of-the-art printing and security technologies. The central motif reflects the maturity of the technology and serves as a unique study of the evolution of security features, rich in detail and innovation. Issue-quality condition; set of 2 banknotes in an issue folder.
Only 1 Finer Known! In 66EPQ: 10Exceptional Paper Quality
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The 100 zlotych Insurrection coin is a rare and hard-to-find denomination. Here, we offer it in excellent condition, with the obverse appearing nearly perfect. This is a completely natural banknote, made of excellent, stiff, and “crisp” paper (from the term “crisp” used in English nomenclature). On the obverse, only creases in the upper left corner and the tip of the lower right corner...
By clicking on the red certificate number above, you will be taken directly to the PMG verification page. Reference: Miłczak 188. No. JD0006827. A 20 zlotych collector’s banknote issued by the National Bank of Poland on August 24, 2015, to mark the 600th anniversary of the birth of Jan Długosz, an outstanding chronicler, historian, royal diplomat, and author of *The Annals, or Chronicles o...
Czesław Miłczak, *Catalog of Polish Banknotes and Designs*, Volumes I and II, 2023 edition
drukarski, zafoliowany
23 EUR
Author: Czesław Miłczak Publisher: NUMIS POLAND Krzysztof Klitończyk For sale: a two-volume set of the iconic catalog by Czesław Miłczak—an invaluable source of knowledge for collectors and enthusiasts of Polish paper currency. Volume I and Volume II contain detailed descriptions and illustrations of Polish banknote designs from various historical periods. Each banknote is accompanied b...
The first of three denominations in the Duchy of Warsaw’s issue. Bears the seal of the Central Liquidation Commission on the reverse. A variant bearing the signature of Senator Tomasz Adam Ostrowski.
A set of 1924–25 single-use tickets and a 5 zlotych note from 1926 featuring a miner. Uncirculated. Recommended for viewing.
The rarest series of 100-zloty Insurrection banknotes. Series C, which, according to Robert Jadrych’s research, was produced in one of the lowest print runs among all Insurrection banknotes. Significantly rarer than Series A and B, and in this case, additionally in beautiful condition. This is an excellently preserved piece. It has only one clean, horizontal crease. Its spine, visible from t...
140 A series. Rare.Central fold, slight crease
A well-executed and rare first-class forgery, detected and documented by the occupying forces. This piece features the red overprint “FALSCH EMISSIONSBANK” on both the obverse and reverse, along with handwritten annotations in the lower margin. In circulated condition, which attests to the high quality of the forgery, yet still in presentable condition. A real treat for collectors of all k...
Third Republic of Poland, 20 zlotych 2015, 1,050th Anniversary of the Baptism of Poland, PMG 67 EPQ
PMG 67 EPQ
116 EUR
By clicking on the red certificate number above, you will be taken directly to the PMG verification page. Reference: Miłczak 188a. No. AB0021251. A 20 zlotych collector’s banknote, issued by the National Bank of Poland on November 23, 2015, to mark the 1,050th anniversary of the Baptism of Poland, an event considered the symbolic beginning of statehood and Christianity in the Polish lands. ...
The bill is in bank-grade condition. A slight deduction for worn corners. L6 tear.
10 zlotych 1794 - B - reissue D&C BLAUW - with coat of arms in filigree - PMG 63
PMG 63 2-ga nota
1 171 EUR
A piece printed on paper featuring the D&C Blauw text watermark and a portion of the coat of arms. An excellent piece. The paper is clean, and the dry stamp is impressively raised. The banknote is accompanied by a PMG certificate with an excellent PMG 63 grade, which is exceptional for an Insurrection note. A showpiece for the finest collections.
Series A with the "Konstytucyjy" error.
Leonardo Da Vinci.Folds, creases, wear
An exceptionally well-preserved banknote with a very high PMG 68 grade and an EPQ notation indicating excellent paper quality. The banknote has a very low, two-digit serial number: 0000018
A very well-preserved two-talar coin that was not submitted for redemption to the Central Liquidation Commission— without a stamp. Unstamped thaler notes from the Duchy constitute only a small percentage of the pieces that have survived to the present day. They are sought after and valued regardless of their condition, and collecting a complete set of signatures in the unstamped version is a...
Buchenwald. SS-Standort-Kantine-Buchenwald. Außenkommando. Seal of SS-Arbeitskommando A 6. Four-digit serial number.
20 zlotych 2025, series BR 0005236, 1,000th anniversary of the coronation of Bolesław Chrobry, GCN 70 ECC
GCN 70 ECC MAX NOTA
35 EUR
Signatures Teehee & Burke. Uncirculated banknote graded 66 EPQ by PMG. Hard find in presented condition.
A series is wanted. Fading indentation across the printed area. A piece in mint condition.
People's Republic of Poland, 1,000 Złoty, 1965, Copernicus, S Series, PMG 67 EPQ ★
PMG 67 EPQ ★
47 EUR
By clicking on the red certificate number above, you will be taken directly to the PMG verification page. References: Miłczak 141aa, Lucow 1364 (R2). 1,000 złoty banknote issued on October 29, 1965, Series S, serial number 0 845 401, issued by the National Bank of Poland. The obverse features a portrait of Nicolaus Copernicus, while the reverse depicts a heliocentric system alluding to his g...
A large set of banknotes from Russia, including Siberia, Rostov, Northwestern Front. Never washed or pressed. Viewing recommended.
Issue No. 75 of *Man and Documents*, along witha PWPW test banknote featuring a wingfish.
Beautiful, mint condition, natural, single-letter series.
A scrapbook of Polish banknotes from 1916 to 1993, including those from Gdańsk, Kaunas, and Poznań, with descriptions. Several rarer varieties. The set includes some of the more interesting pieces, such as the 5 million note from 1923, temporary banknotes from 1924–25, and banknotes from the People’s Republic of Poland in excellent condition. Many attractive and pristine pieces. The albu...
USA, Blue Seal, New York, 10 Dollars 1914 - 2B - Burke & Houston - PMG 66 EPQ
PMG 66 EPQ 2-ga nota
468 EUR
Signatures Burke & Houston. Very attractive banknote graded 66 Exceptional Paper Quality Gem Uncirculated by PMG’s with the second highest grade known in PMG’s population report. Only two examples known to be graded higher at the time of creating the auction description. Please verify the PMG register each time to check the current status.
Italian occupation. Rare.Folds, creases, small stains
A piece printed on paper with a D&C Blauw watermark in the margin. In good condition. The paper is clean, and the embossed stamp is dry. The banknote is accompanied by a PMG certificate with a PMG 55 grade. A truly exquisite specimen.
First Series A. A banknote bearing a PMG certificate with an excellent PMG 67 EPQ grade.
A banknote bearing a PMG certificate with a PMG grade of 35. Very low serial number: 0000007
The last series of one-liter bottles. Vertical crease in the paper. Very rare—Szparło L7.
The first 20-złoty notes of the Second Polish Republic, featuring a distinctive design with a portrait of Tadeusz Kościuszko, are typologically rare and highly sought after by collectors. They were issued in two series: the first bearing the date the złoty was established as the national currency (February 28, 1919), and the second dated July 15, 1924. The second issue was produced in three...
2,000,000 zlotys, 1993, Series B 0418231, PMG 68 EPQ, 2nd highest grade
PMG 68 EPQ 2-ga max nota
58 EUR
Second-highest MAX grade; only 2 pieces with a grade one point higher. Serial number starting with 0.
A single-letter variant. The banknote is accompanied by a PMG certificate with a PMG 35 grade. An item often sought after for collections, even in less-than-perfect condition.
The set includes the rarer "K" series with a comma and the more interesting "II" series. Uncirculated pieces.
Low serial number. Graded 67 EPQ by PMG.
A very rare issue that was not put into official circulation during the Second Polish Republic; it was used to pay soldiers' pay in September 1939. Nice, natural condition.
A banknote accompanied by a PMG certificate with a PMG 68 EPQ grade. A carefully selected, natural piece awarded the highest grade in the PMG registry.
An original print secured by PWPW S.A. from 2016, issued to commemorate the repatriation of the remains of Major Henryk Floyar-Rajchman to Poland from New York.
Correct spelling: GIRĖNAS.Folds, creases, stains
Very nice condition. Posthumous issue of George II.
The only banknote from the era of the national uprising—the November Uprising. This issue was a direct response to the acute shortage of złoty coins in circulation. The Warsaw Mint, due to problems obtaining silver (including silver seized by the Prussian authorities), was forced, shortly after the issuance of all denominations began in March 1831, to focus its efforts on small-denomination...
A typologically necessary item. A banknote that has been restored.
An interesting and rare second-class counterfeit, detected and described by the occupying forces. A piece with the red overprint “FALSCH EMISSIONSBANK” applied to both the obverse and reverse, handwritten annotations in the lower margin, and a black Warschau 359 postmark. A hole in the field. An item that will be appreciated by collectors of counterfeits as well as those interested in the ...