Donation certificates auctions

A very rare brick from the early Polish People's Republic; the denomination has no photo or dimensions listed in Sobański's catalog and is rated "Unique"—it has not been offered publicly, or at most two pieces have been offered, over the past 10 years. . Dimensions: 150x224.
While small charity stamps of this design (available only in red) with a face value of 1 mark are occasionally found on the market, the large fundraising stamp measuring 140x190 mm is extremely rare and has not yet appeared on the Onebid auction market.
The Polish People’s Council for the Tczew County was established in November 1918 with the aim of taking over unofficial authority from the Germans and preparing the town for its return to a reborn Poland. This organization represented the Polish population, organized rallies, and countered German propaganda in the Tczew area. Numbered, No. 30. A very rare item, missing from the Lucow collec...
A very rare high-denomination note in bank-quality condition. Above the serial number is a note indicating that it was used in Jewish stores.
A very rare brick from the early Polish People's Republic, listed in Sobański's catalog with a rarity rating of "Unique"—it has not been offered publicly, or at most two pieces have been offered, over the past 10 years.
A "Cegiełka"—a fundraising badge for the TSL. The People’s School Society was founded on the initiative of Adam Asnyk, who served as its first president, and operated in Galicia and the Second Polish Republic from 1891 to 1940.
Dimensions: 182x140 mm. Bank-quality piece, stiff paper, with two original pieces of amber pasted inside.
A numbered commemorative brick with the denomination of 2,000 zł stamped on it and bearing the committee’s seal. Dimensions: 205x148. From 1990; much rarer than those from 1991.
A donation receipt dated April 4, 1939, from a fundraiser for National Defense, just before the outbreak of World War II. A rare and sought-after patriotic artifact.
No "Kraków" imprint before the date. A donation token dated April 4, 1939, from a fundraiser for National Defense, just before the outbreak of World War II. A rare and sought-after patriotic item.
A very rare fundraising stamp issued in Vienna by the Polish émigré community for the TSL. The People’s School Society was founded on the initiative of Adam Asnyk, who served as its first president, and operated in Galicia and in the Second Polish Republic from 1891 to 1940.
A visually stunning and rare brick. Signed "Mękicki.F."
A very rare brick from the early Polish People's Republic, listed in Sobański's catalog with a rarity rating of "Unique"—it has not been offered publicly, or at most two pieces have been offered, over the past 10 years.
A very rare brick from the early Polish People's Republic, listed in Sobański's catalog with a rarity rating of "Unique"—it has not been offered publicly, or at most two pieces have been offered, over the past 10 years.
A rare and stylistically beautiful donation card made of thin, translucent parchment paper, measuring 120x160 mm. We previously offered a smaller 1 zloty denomination: https://onebid.pl/pl/cegielki-cegielka-1-zloty-sekcja-szkol-szkolnych-na-uboga-dziatwe-szkolna/3141410, which is the most common denomination—often postmarked—while the 5 zlotych denomination is not found on the market.
A rare denomination compared to the 50 zł note we had in our selection—333 PLN https://onebid.pl/pl/cegielki-cegielka-50-zlotych-przed-1982-rokiem-na-budowe-daru-mlodziezy/3141449. Dimensions: 78x71 mm. Dimensions: 85x70 mm. A call for fundraising and the establishment of the “Dar Młodzieży” Community Construction Committee took place in June 1978.The actual construction (sheet metal ...
An extremely rare stamp, not listed in the Lucow collection. Quote from the Lucow collection catalog: “The future Polish currency was to be based on gold. The National Treasury took charge of accumulating precious metals.” A very nice piece with original gum, from an old collection. This is its first appearance on Onebid; we previously offered a different denomination—2 zlote—in auctio...
An unlisted, very rare denomination. Dimensions: 148 x 66 mm.
Dimensions: 138x90 mm, cardboard, stamped by the Gdańsk Construction Committee; on the reverse side, a photograph of the legendary monument.
The denomination was printed four times in each corner; large format, dimensions 210x195 mm. Anyone who purchased a "brick" became an honorary sponsor of the club.
A rare stamp from an underground issue on cardboard paper, a high number from a later issue. Dimensions: 74x101 mm.
Dimensions: 150x104 mm, cardboard. Denomination on the reverse. A rare donation certificate designed by Jerzy Janiszewski for the TZR. TZR stands for the Provisional Regional Executive Committee. It was a secret, underground leadership structure of NSZZ “Solidarność,” established after martial law was imposed and the union’s official leadership was outlawed.
Dimensions: 102x67 mm. The first general presidential election in the Third Republic of Poland; a token of support from the Center Agreement for Lech Wałęsa.
Large format, dimensions 250x127 mm. Bank-issued piece, bottom corner torn. Plastic-coated silk paper. A rare item.
A fairly rare Solidarity "banknote" bearing the Kraków seal. A bank-issued piece.
Large format, dimensions 250x127 mm. Bank-quality piece. Plastic-coated silk paper. A rare "brick."
No. 0255. Large format, dimensions 250x127 mm. Bank-issued piece, lower corner torn. Plastic-coated silk paper. A rare banknote.
Large format, dimensions 250x127 mm. Bank-quality piece. Plastic-coated silk paper. A rare "brick."
A rare commemorative brick for the White Cross, marking the 16th anniversary of Poland's independence. Dimensions: 154 x 234 mm.
An unlisted, very rare denomination. Dimensions: 105 x 52 mm. Seal of the Committee of the West Pomerania Region in Szczecin
A numbered commemorative brick with the denomination of 2,000 zł stamped on it and bearing the committee’s seal. Dimensions: 205x104. From 1990; much rarer than those from 1991.
A commemorative brick / sticker featuring the image of the Legion eagle, priced at 10 gr., 1916. All items can be viewed at our office in Warsaw at 7/19 Romualda Mielczarskiego Street, Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. To facilitate your visit, please call us in advance at 691-666-727.
An interwar fundraising token in the form of a poster to be pasted in windows for the TSL. Dimensions: 136x198mm. The People’s School Society was founded on the initiative of Adam Asnyk, who served as its first president, and operated in Galicia and the Second Polish Republic from 1891 to 1940.
A fundraising badge in the shape of the Strzelecki eagle. Embossed and varnished paper. In very good condition. All items can be viewed at our office in Warsaw at 7/19 Romualda Mielczarskiego St., Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. To facilitate your visit, please contact us in advance by phone at 691-666-727.
Donation token / sticker from the Lublin National Department (W.N.L.) for 10 gr. 1915/1916 All items can be viewed at our office in Warsaw at 7/19 Romualda Mielczarskiego St., Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. To ensure a smooth viewing experience, please call us in advance at 691-666-727.
Looking for a patriotic stamp.
An interwar fundraising token in the form of a poster to be pasted in windows for the TSL. Dimensions: 136x196mm. The People’s School Society was founded on the initiative of Adam Asnyk, who served as its first president, and operated in Galicia and the Second Polish Republic from 1891 to 1940.
Dimensions: 192x88 mm. Warsaw, August 27, 1991
"Rebuilding Warsaw" commemorative bricks, 10 zlotych each. 14 pieces total. All items can be viewed at our office in Warsaw at 7/19 Romualda Mielczarskiego St., Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. To facilitate your visit, please call us in advance at 691-666-727.
Donation token / sticker from the People's School Society for 2 hl. All items can be viewed at our office in Warsaw at 7/19 Romualda Mielczarskiego St., Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. To facilitate your visit, please contact us in advance by phone at 691-666-727.
Charity token / Charity sticker “The Kingdom to the Legions, 1915.” A rarer item. All items can be viewed at our office in Warsaw at 7/19 Romualda Mielczarskiego St., Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. To facilitate the viewing, please contact us in advance by phone at: 691-666-727
Dimensions: 130 x 60 mm. Stylistically interesting, banknote-like.
A "brick" for the construction of the Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR) House. The building was inaugurated on May 1, 1952. The donation certificates were distributed at workplaces. Employees were “encouraged” to exchange part of their pay for a donation certificate. Series B 801525.
A donation token for the construction of the Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR) House. The building was completed on May 1, 1952. The tokens were distributed at workplaces. Employees were "encouraged" to exchange part of their pay for a token. Number 260612, two holes from a hole punch.
A donation token for the construction of the Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR) House. The building was completed on May 1, 1952. The donation tokens were distributed at workplaces. Employees were "encouraged" to exchange part of their pay for a donation token. Number 157368, two holes from a hole punch.
A "brick" for the construction of the Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR) House. The building was inaugurated on May 1, 1952. The donation certificates were distributed at workplaces. Employees were “encouraged” to exchange part of their pay for a donation certificate. Series E 666294.