100 zlotych 1941 — Польша ( Pick: 103 )
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Описание банкноты
The banknote is a 100 zlotych issued in Poland in 1941. It is cataloged under Pick number 103. This note features a front design dated 1.8.1941, showcasing church spires at the center, with a brown and blue color scheme on a light brown and gold underprint. It has a watermark of a man with a beard and displays the denomination "103A 1000 Zlotych 1.8.1941" on the front.
The back side of the note depicts a building accompanied by Russian text, though it is noted as not issued. Various notes in the range of #91-103 also exist with handstamps relating to the Warsaw Resistance Fighters of 1944. These handstamps include inscriptions such as "Pierwszy zold powstancy, Sierpien 1944" and "Braterstwo Broni Anglii Ameryki Polski Niech Zyje," which translates to "Long live the Anglo-American-Polish brotherhood in arms."
This banknote measures 186 x 98 mm and is printed by Goznak in Russia. The edition is associated with the POST WW II COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL LIBERATION under the Narodowy Bank Polski. The full text on the note includes the phrase "OBOWIAZ- KOWYM," which contains a spelling error.
The back side of the note depicts a building accompanied by Russian text, though it is noted as not issued. Various notes in the range of #91-103 also exist with handstamps relating to the Warsaw Resistance Fighters of 1944. These handstamps include inscriptions such as "Pierwszy zold powstancy, Sierpien 1944" and "Braterstwo Broni Anglii Ameryki Polski Niech Zyje," which translates to "Long live the Anglo-American-Polish brotherhood in arms."
This banknote measures 186 x 98 mm and is printed by Goznak in Russia. The edition is associated with the POST WW II COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL LIBERATION under the Narodowy Bank Polski. The full text on the note includes the phrase "OBOWIAZ- KOWYM," which contains a spelling error.
Характеристики
- Дата выпуска
- 1941-08-01
- Цвет
- brown and blue on light brown and gold underprint
- Размер
- 186 x 98 mm
- Каталог Pick
- 103
Об этой банкноте
The Bank Emisyjny w Polsce issued the 100 zlotych banknote on August 1, 1941, during the German occupation of Poland in World War II. This note was part of a series introduced to replace pre-war Polish currency with banknotes produced under the occupation authority.
The front of the banknote features an allegorical winged figure at the upper center, with brown and blue coloring on a light brown and gold underprint. The reverse depicts six church spires at the center. The watermark consists of a man with a beard. The note measures 186 x 98 mm.
