5000 Marks

Emittente	Polska Krajowa Kasa Pożyczkowa (Polish National Loan Bank)
Anno	1920
Tipo	Accedi per vedere i dettagli
Valore	5000 Marks (5000 Marek)
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Legenda del dritto	PIĘĆ TYSIĘCY MAREK POLSKICH PAŃSTWO POLSKIE BIERZE NA SIEBIE ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚĆ ZA WYMIANĘ NINIEJSZEGO BILETU NA PRZYSZŁĄ WALUTĘ POLSKĄ WEDŁUG STOSUNKU, KTÓRY DLA MAREK POLSKICH UCHWALI SEJM USTAWODAWCZY. WARSZAWA, DNIA 7 LUTEGO 1920 ROKU DYREKCJA POLSKIEJ KRAJOWEJ KASY POŻYCZKOWEJ POLSKA KRAJOWA KASA POŻYCZKOWA (Translation: Five thousand Polish marks The polish state takes responsibility for exchanging this note into the future polish currency at a rate that the Polish legislative Sejm will enact. Warsaw, 7th February 1920 Management of the `Polska Krajowa Kasa Pożyczkowa` (Polish national loan bank) Polish national loan bank)
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Legenda del rovescio	KTO PODRABIA LUB FAŁSZUJE BILETY POLSKIEJ KRAJOWEJ KASY POŻYCZKOWEJ ALBO PUSZCZA W OBIEG LUB USIŁUJE PUŚCIĆ W OBIEG PODROBIONE LUB FAŁSZYWE BILETY, PODLEGA KARZE CIĘŻKIEGO WIĘZIENIA. (Translation: Anyone who replicates or forges the notes of the Polish State Loan Bank or puts or tries to put replicated or fake notes into circulation is subject to a punishment of a heavy prison sentence.)
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Commenti	The Polska Krajowa Kasa Pożyczkowa was a German-established institution, created during the occupation of Polish territories in 1916 to issue a parallel currency — the marka polska — that would displace Russian rubles without granting Poles genuine monetary control. By 1920, the institution was operating under the newly independent Polish state, but the inflationary pressures of the Polish-Soviet War were already eroding the marka's value at pace. This 5000 Marks note belongs to the high-denomination emergency issues that proliferated as purchasing power collapsed. The series was printed domestically under difficult conditions, and paper quality across P#31 examples varies considerably as a result.