Poland 1 Marka 1919 | Katz Auction

The Poland 1 Marka 1919 banknote is a piece of Polish monetary history that carries a rich historical significance. Issued in 1919, this banknote features a design that reflects the tumultuous period of the country's independence following World War I. In 1919, Poland had just regained its independence after more than a century of foreign rule. The issuance of the Marka currency symbolized the country's efforts to establish its own national identity and economic stability. The banknote itself may have been part of the rebuilding process after the devastation of the war, showcasing the new government's authority and commitment to its people. The P# 23 and N# 208542 markings on the banknote indicate its catalog numbers used by collectors and historians to identify and authenticate such historical artifacts. The # BV 778039 refers to the serial number of the banknote, adding a unique touch to its historical value. The "UNC" designation stands for "uncirculated," suggesting that the banknote is in pristine condition, further enhancing its collectible appeal. Owning a Poland 1 Marka 1919 banknote is not just possessing a piece of currency but also a tangible link to Poland's past and its struggle for independence. It serves as a reminder of the resilience and determination of the Polish people during a crucial period in their history.

N° 1897 | Poland 1 Marka 1919

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