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Poland 5 Zlotys, 1944

Printed in green

Poland 5 Zlotys, 1944 obverse

Poland 5 Zlotys, 1944 reverse

© Gabinet Numizmatyczny D. Marciniak

Information:

Reference	Printed
Country	Poland
Period	Second Zloty (1924-1949)
Issuing bank	National Bank of Poland
Currency	Zlotys
Type	Circulation banknotes
Year	1944
Shape	Rectangular
Composition	Paper
Demonetized	Yes
Size (WxH)	140x68 mm

Obverse:

Latin

Narodowy Bank Polski piec zlotych

Reverse:

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narodowy bank polski piec zlotych

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