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The Polish Zloty (PLN) is the currency of the Republic of Poland since 1995, replacing the Old Polish Zloty (PLZ) at a rate of 10,000 Old Zloty for 1 new Zloty. ‘Zloty’ means ‘golden’. The name ‘zloty’ was originally used for a gold coin introduced in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the 16th century.
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1 Polish Zloty banknote (Nieobiegowy)
The cancelled banknote of 1 Zloty has the text ‘NIEOBIEGOWY’ in capital letters printed on both sides, the Polish word for ‘Not in circulation’. The building on the front is the sea terminal of Gdynia. The sailing ship on the back side is the museum ship Dar Pomorza.You get: £0.007501 PLN = £0.0075000000 -
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2000000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Ignacy Jan Paderewski)
The banknote of two million old Polish Zloty was the highest denomination banknote in Poland between 1992 and 1994. It features the Polish Prime Minister and Composer Ignacy Jan Paderewski. In 1995, Poland introduced the New Zloty as its national currency, dropping four zeroes from the banknotes. The 2,000,000 old zlotych bill was replaced by … ContinuedYou get: £10.050001 PLN = £0.0000050250 -
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1000000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Władysław Reymont)
Wladyslaw Reymont, Laureate of the Nobel Prize for Literature, is portrayed on the banknote of 1 Million old Polish Zlotych. The reverse side of the 1,000,000 PLZ note features a rural landscape with tree and farm.You get: £5.025001 PLN = £0.0000050250 -
2 Polish Zlote banknote (Nieobiegowy)
This two Zloty banknote’s most striking feature is the text ‘NIEOBIEGOWY’ printed in red on both sides. It means ‘non-negotiable’ or ‘not in circulation’. The front side features the mining shaft winding tower of the Katowice coal mine.You get: £0.015001 PLN = £0.0075000000 -
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5 Polish Zlotych banknote (Nieobiegowy)
The green coloured bill of 5 Zloty with the text ‘nieobiegowy’, meaning ‘not in circulation’, features the Town Hall of Zamość on the front side and the Polish military decoration ‘Order of the Cross of Grunwald’ on the back side.You get: £0.037501 PLN = £0.0075000000 -
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500000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Henryk Sienkiewicz)
On the banknote of 500,000 old Polish Zloty is the portrait of Polish writer Henryk Sienkiewicz. The back side of the banknote features Sienkiewicz’s trilogy, in the form of three books on a shield along with weaponry and banners.You get: £2.512501 PLN = £0.0000050250 -
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200000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Warszawa)
The banknote of 200,000 old Polish Zloty has a simple design. It was issued quickly to fulfill the need for high denomination banknotes, following many years of high inflation in Communist Era Poland. On the back of the 200000 Zlotych bill is a view on the old town of Warsaw.You get: £1.005001 PLN = £0.0000050250 -
