Polish Zloty
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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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5000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Fryderyk Chopin)
On the green coloured banknote of 5000 zlotych is Poland’s world-famous composer and pianist Frederic Chopin. His musical masterpiece ‘Polonaise’ is shown as sheet music on the back. In 1995, the 5000 old Polish zlotych banknote was replaced by a coin of 0.50 new zloty. When the New Zloty was introduced as Poland’s new currency, … ContinuedYou get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0000100000 -
2 Zloty commemorative coin Poland
The Polish Mint has issued produced 2 Zloty coins from 1995 until 2014. They are legal tender but seldom found in circulation. Because new designs were introduced each year and because of the relative low value of the coin, they have become popular objects to collect. Each coin features a Polish landmark, event, person or … ContinuedYou get: £0.236541 PLN = £0.1182700000 -
2000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Prince Mieszko I)
Two royal figures from Poland’s history are featured on the old 2000 Zlotych banknote: Prince Mieszko I on the front side and King Boleslaw I the Brave on the back side. The 2000 zlotych banknote was replaced by a coin of 0.20 new zloty in 1995, when the New Zloty replaced the Old Zloty as … ContinuedYou get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0000250000 -
1000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Nicolaus Copernicus)
The famous Polish astronomer Copernicus is featured on this banknote of 1000 old Polish Zlotych, which lost most of its value after years of inflation in Cold War communist Poland. The one thousand zloty banknote was replaced by a coin of 0.10 zloty (10 groszy) when four zeroes were dropped in 1995. Poland’s new currency, … ContinuedYou get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0000500000 -
500 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Tadeusz Kościuszko)
The banknote of 500 old Polish Zloty lost much of its value after years of high inflation in Communist Poland. In 1995 the banknote was replaced by a coin of 0.05 zloty after 4 zeroes were dropped. On the old banknote of 500 Polish Zlotych is a portrait of Tadeusz Kosciuszko, national here in Poland, … ContinuedYou get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0001000000 -
200 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Jaroslaw Dąbrowski)
On the banknote of 200 old Polish Zlotych is the portrait of Jaroslaw Dabrowski, Polish activist and general. The back side of the 200 PLZ note shows a statue of a woman leaning against a wall. After many years of hyperinflation during the Cold War, the Polish currency was redenominated: 10,000 old zlotych became 1 … ContinuedYou get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0002500000 -
100 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Ludwik Waryński)
The banknote of 100 old Polish Zlotych was worth very little after many years of high inflation in Communist Poland. When the new Zloty currency was introduced in 1995, four zeroes were dropped from the currency. The 100 old Zlotych bill was replaced by a coin of 0.01 zloty (1 Grosz). On the front of … ContinuedYou get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0005000000 -
50 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Karol Świerczewski)
The green coloured banknote of 50 Polish Zlotych has the portrait of General Karol Swierczewski on the front side. The military decoration of the Order of the Cross of Grunwald is featured on the reverse side of Poland’s old fifty zloty banknote, which was in use during the Cold War.You get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0010000000 -
20 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Romuald Traugutt)
The violet coloured banknote of 20 Polish Zlotych has the portrait of Army general Romuald Traugutt on the front side. This banknote was used as a means of payment in Communist Poland during the Cold War. Its value was almost entirely wiped away after years of high inflation.You get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0025000000 -
10 old Polish Zlotych banknote (Józef Bem)
The green coloured Polish banknote of 10 zlotych that was used in Communist Poland during the Cold War features a bearded General Josef Bem in military uniform. Bem became a national hero for both Poland and Hungary, and was also revered in Turkey where he became governor of the city of Aleppo, then part of … ContinuedYou get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0050000000 -
1000 old Polish Zlotych banknote (1965 issue)
The 1965 dated banknote of 1000 Polish Zlotych shows the head of Nicolaus Copernicus in a circle. The Polish astronomer Copernicus formulated the theory of the Heliocentric universe. The back of the old 1000 PLZ banknote shows a diagram of a heliocentric system, with Earth rotating around the Sun.You get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0000500000 -
500 old Polish Zlotych banknote (1948 issue)
The 1948 dated banknote of 500 Polish Zlotych is dedicated to Poland’s coal mining industry. On the front of the brown coloured 500 PLZ bill is an image of a helmeted miner. The back shows three miners at work in a coal mine.You get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0001000000 -
100 old Polish Zlotych banknote (1948 issue)
The old 100 Zlotych banknote, dated 1948, shows the image of a male factory worker on the front side. The red coloured Sto Zlotych features the theme of ‘industry’, with an image of factories and smoking chimneys on the back side.You get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0005000000 -
50 old Polish Zlotych banknote (1948 issue)
This green coloured banknote of 50 zlotych is dedicated to Poland’s fishing industry. The front of the 1948-dated Piecdziesiat banknote has the portrait of a fisherman. On the back is a harbour view of the port in Gdynia.You get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0010000000 -
20 old Polish Zlotych banknote (1948 issue)
Dated 1948, this blue-gray coloured banknote of 20 old Polish Zloties has the portrait of a woman with headscarf on the front. The back side shows the Cloth Hall on Krakow’s historic market square. This banknote was in use from 1948 in the communist People’s Republic of Poland, under Soviet control.You get: £0.050001 PLN = £0.0025000000