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2 Zlotys Co-operative Banking

Uitgever National Bank of Poland
Jaar 2012
Type Commemorative circulation coin
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Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse presents a richly detailed allegorical composition commemorating 150 years of cooperative banking in Poland. At center, a prominent ear of wheat rises vertically, symbolizing agricultural roots of the cooperative movement. To the left, stacked banknotes, gold bullion bars, and a column of coins represent financial accumulation and savings. To the right, interlocking puzzle pieces rendered in relief evoke the spirit of mutual cooperation and solidarity. The commemorative legend '150-LECIE BANKOWOŚCI SPÓŁDZIELCZEJ W POLSCE' (150th Anniversary of Co-operative Banking in Poland) curves along the periphery, with '150-LECIE' and 'BANKOWOŚCI' arching across the upper field and 'SPÓŁDZIELCZEJ W POLSCE' running along the lower border.
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Opschrift keerzijde 150-LECIE BANKOWOŚCI SPÓŁDZIELCZEJ W POLSCE
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Part of the NBP's long-running Nordic gold collector series, this issue commemorates the cooperative banking movement in Poland, which dates to the mid-19th century — specifically the credit societies established in Prussian-partitioned Poland by Hipolit Cegielski and Karol Marcinkowski as instruments of economic self-defense against Germanization policies. Those early institutions operated less as banks than as survival mechanisms, pooling capital for a population legally excluded from many forms of economic participation.

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