Poland Banknotes Catalog
The history of banknotes in Poland is a fascinating journey through the economic and cultural evolution of the country. From its earliest issues to today's modern banknotes, Polish banknotes reflect the political and social changes the nation has undergone over the years.
Current banknotes in circulation
Current Polish banknotes belong to the series called "Polish Kings and Rulers", introduced in 1995. This series includes denominations of 10, 20, 50, 50, 100 and 200 złotych, each representing an important monarch or historical leader. The highest denomination banknote, 500 złotych, was added in 2017 and features King John III Sobieski. All banknotes feature advanced security measures, such as watermarks, security threads and holographic elements.
Historical banknotes and relevant facts.
Poland' s old banknotes reflect the country's turbulent history. During World War II, the National Bank of Poland in exile issued banknotes in London. After the war, hyperinflation led to the issuance of banknotes with extremely high denominations. An important milestone was the currency reform of 1995, which introduced the new złoty, eliminating four zeros from the previous currency. This reform marked the beginning of modern monetary stability in Poland and laid the foundation for the design of today's banknotes.
| Country | Poland |
| Flag | |
| Coin | Zloty (PLN) |
| 1€ | 4,27zł |
| Continent | Europa |
| Capital city | Warsaw |
| ISO2 | PL |
| ISO3 | POL |
| Catalogued banknotes | 190 |
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Valuable banknotes
The most valuable Poland banknotes sought after by collectors are the following:
Old Poland banknotes
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