Banknotes auctions
Pick 59s. Seeria D. Total Graded by PMG In 64: 2 Exceptional Paper Quality
Pick 83s. Top Pop (29.10.2026). Rare.
Pick 49ds. Seeria A. Total Graded by PMG In 64: 2 and In Higher Grades: 2
Pick 54s. Watermark: Vertical Wavy Lines Total Graded by PMG In 64: 2 Great Embossing
Only 16 in Higher Grades! Pick #65a. 66 EPQ UNC
A superbly preserved banknote with perfect, vivid print colors, awarded a very high grade of 64 by PMG. This piece has been graded by PMG. Banknote designed by Wacław Borowski; watermark: a profile of a woman’s head in the unprinted margin. The banknote was put into circulation on October 30, 1950; it was printed by PWPW, and the National Bank of Poland (NBP) was responsible for its issuance.
Wanted: Banknotes of the Łódź Ghetto. The piece was originally in excellent condition, but unfortunately was damaged during shipping, resulting in creases, a tear along the top edge, and the loss of the lower right corner, with a remnant of shipping tape still attached. This piece features a Type 1 serial number. The banknote was designed by Ignacy Gutman and has no watermark.
A decidedly above-average piece with perfectly saturated printing, one of the hardest-to-find Polish banknotes in decent condition. The note has a visible central vertical crease and a horizontal bend or crease, along with a few minor creases; it has no tears, missing sections, or discoloration, and only minor defects, mainly along the edges. In our opinion, the technical grade undervalues the...
Estonia - Republic of Estonia 7% Banking and Currency Reform Loan 1927 - $1,000 Gold Bond with Original Coupon Sheet
as seen R
1 EUR
Sold as seen. An impressive and historically significant $1,000 Gold Bond issued by the Republic of Estonia on 1 July 1927 as part of the 7% Banking and Currency Reform Loan, arranged under the auspices of the League of Nations to support the financial stabilisation of the newly independent Estonian Republic. The bond features an attractive engraved panoramic view of Tallinn, elaborate orange ...
One of the rarest Polish banknotes in terms of type A natural, circulated piece Sought after and eagerly added to collections in any condition. Banknote by an unknown designer, In circulation since September 3, 1924.
A superbly preserved banknote with perfect, vivid print colors, awarded a very high grade of 67 by PMG. This PMG-graded piece bears the EPQ notation, indicating exceptional paper quality. This series is rated G3 for rarity in Grzegorz Gucwa’s catalog. The banknote was designed by Wacław Borowski; the watermark features the profile of a woman’s head in an unprinted area. The banknote was p...
UNC. Pick 47a. GIRENAS error without accent, low serial AA0000284.
Germany (Occupation of Lithuania WWI, Kowno) 1000 Mark 1918 - PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated
PMG 64 Choice UNC R
1 EUR
Only 6 specimens certified finer by PMG. Pick R134a. Mistake on PMG capsule. 6 Digit S/N.
Pick 64a. 67 EPQ Gem Uncirculated
The rarest series of 100-złoty notes: approximately one-third as many were printed as in Series A. The main watermark of the J. Honig & Zoonen paper mill (full inscription and lower portion of the coat of arms). The full watermark appears on 1 out of 8 treasury notes printed from a single full sheet of handmade paper, which further increases the rarity of this 100-złoty note. The banknot...
A well-preserved banknote in visually appealing condition, with visible stripes. Banknote of unknown design, with a watermark featuring circles and four-pointed stars. Banknotes of the General Government were put into circulation on April 26, 1917; the Polish National Loan Fund was responsible for their issuance.
Pick S227a.
An attractive piece in near-circulation condition with above-average visual appeal. It is bent in the center, with creases at the corners, discoloration along the right edge and on the denomination figure on the left side, and creases in the background. A paperclip mark on the serial number. Banknote with a Type 1 serial number. Printed in green. Banknote designed by Ignacy Gutman, without a w...
A piece in its natural condition, which has been preserved and graded by PMG, receiving a grade of 35. A banknote of unknown origin featuring a watermark in the form of a circle containing a profile image of Tadeusz Kościuszko.
A very rare banknote—a counterfeit commissioned by the government-in-exile to support opposition activities during World War II—bearing a serial number characteristic of this issue, beginning with 12.... The piece offered here, withdrawn from circulation and permanently stamped, is one of the banknotes that were sent to cash offices in the occupied territories as a model for counterfeits t...
A beautiful piece in excellent visual condition, with the paper’s characteristic ribbed texture clearly visible. A variant with the erroneous clause “Administration of the General Governorate of Warsaw,” which is definitely rarer in such good condition. Graded by PMG and awarded a high score for this type—55 EPQ. Banknote of unknown design, featuring a watermark of a circle and a four-...
An exceptionally well-preserved banknote in mint condition, graded by PMG with a score of 66 EPQ. This PMG-graded piece bears the EPQ notation, indicating exceptional paper quality. Replacement series printed at the Thomas De la Rue printing works in London. Noteworthy is the relatively low serial number 0006639.
Pick 64a. 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated
A decidedly above-average example of a 100-złoty note from 1919, which is difficult to find in such beautiful condition. Visually very attractive; the banknote has been graded and received a high rating—55—from PMG. The banknote was designed by unknown artists at the Waterlow printing house; the watermark is located within an oval and features a profile image of Tadeusz Kościuszko. Bankn...
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1 polon = 25 cents for the armed struggle for Polish independence, 1914 - PMG 55
PMG 55 MAX
Rzadkość
1 149 EUR
An extremely rare bond issued for patriotic purposes—the National Defense Committee in America. Over the past several decades, this item has been offered on the auction market only twice; the voucher currently in our collection is in truly phenomenal condition compared to the first piece previously offered. Edition 2, which—unlike the more common Edition 1—features a bust of Marshal Józ...
A rare "General" variety in this condition, with beautifully visible ribbed paper, Banknote of unknown design, featuring a watermark of a circle and a four-pointed star. Banknotes of the General Government were put into circulation on April 26, 1917; the Polish National Loan Fund was responsible for their issuance.
A banknote that is highly sought-after and popular among collectors. The single-digit variant is extremely rare. The banknote shows clear signs of long-term circulation.A piece worthy of special attention.
A specimen of a banknote that was never put into circulation, in beautiful, natural condition. Variant with the word “WZÓR” printed prominently. The banknote has a visually appealing appearance, though it has some discoloration and the upper right corner is worn. Banknotes from the 1919 issue do not have dedicated samples with special serial numbers. The designs were printed on banknote...
A very well-preserved banknote with minimal signs of circulation, in above-average condition for this type. Rounded corners, including a bent lower-left corner; creases mainly along the edges; a central fold; and a paperclip mark on the edge above the serial number. A piece with a Type 1 serial number, no watermarks. Banknote designed by Ignacy Gutman, no watermark. In circulation since July 9...
Pick 35a.
A very well-preserved banknote with a stunning appearance, Visible creases and slight folds when held up to the light Banknote of unknown design by PZGR graphic artists; watermark—a regular interlaced pattern of stripes. The banknotes were put into circulation on December 1, 1923; the issuer was the wartime institution Polska Krajowa Kasa Pożyczkowa, which was taken over by the Polish gover...