1948 Poland 20 Złotych Banknote Rare FI Series Issue Post-WWII Money
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Uncover a classic piece of post-WWII history with this striking 1948 Poland 20 Złotych banknote! Officially designed by famed artist Wacław Borowski and issued in Warsaw on July 1, 1948, this note features a beautifully engraved portrait of a young Polish woman wearing a traditional peasant headscarf on the front and the majestic, historic Krakow Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) on the reverse. Printed during Poland's transitional post-war monetary reconstruction era, this particular note belongs to the highly collected "FI" series—a later, low-print block highly sought after by numismatists due to its much lower survival rate compared to early common prefixes.
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Circulated: The banknote shows a well-circulated condition with distinct vertical and horizontal fold creases, uniform paper softening, and natural edge wear characteristic of genuine mid-century currency.
Twenty Złotych ("Dwadzieścia Złotych"): Issued July 1, 1948 | Series FI (Features the distinct red 7-digit serial number FI 5874289).