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100000 marek 1923 — Poland ( Pick: 34a )

Region: Europe
Front side
100000 marek Poland 1923 — Front side
Back side
100000 marek Poland 1923 — Back side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 100000 marek issued in Poland in 1923. It is cataloged under Pick number 34a, identifying it within the issue. This denomination encompasses recorded details positioning it within the banknotes of this classification.

The front side design features the inscription "1920 Issue; 30.8.1923" in brown. The back displays an eagle at the center with blue-gray coloring and is classified as variant a, denoting it as an issued note from 30.8.1923. The banknote is printed on paper and measures 160 x 78 mm.

The front is predominantly brown while the back is green. The State Bank of Poland introduced the 100,000 marek denomination as part of its efforts to stabilize currency in the early 1920s.

Specifications

Date of issue
30 August 1923
Paper
Paper
Colour
Front brown Back green
Dimensions
160 x 78 mm
Pick catalog
34a

About this banknote

The Polish State Loan Bank (Polska Krajowa Kasa Pożyczkowa) issued the 100,000 marek banknote on August 30, 1923, during a period of severe hyperinflation in Poland. This high-denomination note was introduced to address the rapidly devaluing currency and facilitate larger transactions.

The obverse features intricate guilloche patterns with the denomination numerals in ornamental rosettes on both sides. The reverse displays the Polish eagle emblem from the 1919–1927 national coat of arms at the center, surrounded by ornamental designs. The note measures 160 x 78 mm and was printed by the Państwowe Zakłady Graficzne (State Graphic Works) in Warsaw.

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