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500 Złotych
| Emittent | Polish National Treasury (Insurekcja Kościuszkowska) |
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| Jahr | 1794 |
| Typ | Standard circulation banknote |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | Bilet Skarbowy 500 PIĘCSET Uchwała Rady Najwyższej Narод. Data 8 Czeru. 1794 Na pięćset Złotych polskich rachując z jedney przyzwoitey Solarskiej "H" po 4½ Monetę Srebrney Kasa Skarbu Narodowy każdemu Ukaziciełowi niemieyszego Biletu z funduszow na umorzenie Biletow Skarbowych przeznaczonych y na ogolnych Dobrach Narodowych hypothekowniey zapłac, oraz z wszelkich dochodow Publicznych wedle powyzszy Uchwały Rady Naywyższey Narodowy przyjmowac będzie |
| Rückseitenbeschreibung | The reverse is entirely plain, printed on the same reddish-pink toned cotton paper with only a simple rectangular typeset border running near the edges and faint residual impressions from the obverse text visible through the thin paper. No vignette, text, or additional design elements are present. |
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Issued by the Najwyższa Rada Narodowa during the Kościuszko Uprising, this note was part of Poland's first domestically produced paper currency — printed in Warsaw while Russian forces were closing in on the city. The decision to issue paper money at all was a calculated gamble: the insurrection needed to finance an army with almost no metallic reserve, and the treasury was functionally empty when the notes were authorized in August 1794.
The uprising collapsed in October 1794 with Kościuszko's defeat at Maciejowice and the subsequent slaughter at Praga. Most circulating notes became worthless within weeks of issue, though the higher denominations like this 500 Złotych saw limited commercial use even during the rebellion — public confidence in paper at this value was never strong.