The Narodowy Bank Polski issued Polish Zloty banknotes in 10 different denominations, including this 100 Polish Zlotych banknote (Nieobiegowy). They are part of the Polish Zloty Nieobiegowy notes series. The Narodowy Bank Polski started issuing these 100 Polish Zloty banknotes in 1990. They were withdrawn from circulation in 1990.

Poznan’s 14th Century Town Hall, also known as ‘Ratusz’ is shown on the front of this cancelled 100 Zloty banknote. It has the text ‘Niebiegowy’ in capital letters overprinted on both sides.

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