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10 Zlotys Aleksander Czekanowski

Issuer National Bank of Poland (Narodowy Bank Polski)
Year 2004
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Value 10 Zlotys (10 Złotych)
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Obverse description The upper portion of the obverse depicts a panoramic Siberian wilderness scene rendered in high relief, featuring a flock of migratory birds in flight across a mirror-polished sky field, with a mountain range, coniferous forest, lake, reindeer, and a dog-sled team arranged in successive horizontal bands below. In the lower field, the crowned Polish eagle — the national arms — is centrally positioned, flanked to the left by the date '2004' and to the right by the denomination '10 ZŁ'. The legend 'RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA' is inscribed in two lines above the eagle. The mint mark 'mw' appears below the eagle.
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Obverse lettering RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA 2004 10 ZŁ mw
Reverse description The reverse features a three-quarter facing bust of the Polish geologist and explorer Aleksander Czekanowski, bearded and dressed in a jacket, occupying the left and central field. To the left background, a reindeer stands amid a sparse Siberian landscape. To the right, a composite vignette depicts a topographic map, a compass, and a panoramic layered Siberian riverine landscape with mountains and forests, alluding to Czekanowski's scientific expeditions in Siberia. The inscription 'ALEKSANDER CZEKANOWSKI' appears in two lines in the lower left field, with the life dates '1833–1876' below. The engraver's initials 'AR' are present in the lower right.
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