1 Zloty People's Republic of Poland (1952-1990) Copper/Nickel

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Denomination:

1 Zloty

Metal:

Copper

Nickel

State:

People's Republic of Poland (1952-1990)

Issue year(s):

1990

Catalog reference:

Parchimowicz-213 (2)

Some description in: Русский

10 coins in the group

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(1619 X 1324 pixels, file size: ~1M)
Posted by: anonymous 2017-07-25

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Posted by: anonymous 2016-03-16
Poland - People’s Republic of Poland 1952-1989; 1 złoty 1967, Warszawa; Parchimowicz 213d; moneta w pudełku firmy NGC z oceną MS65, rzadkie i w wyśmienitym stanie zachowania - GRADE: I

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Posted by: anonymous 2016-03-16
Poland - People’s Republic of Poland 1952-1989; 1 złoty 1967, Warszawa, aluminium, Parchimowicz 213.d, rzadki rocznik, moneta w pudełku NGC MS64, pięknie zachowany - GRADE: I

(750 X 375 pixels, file size: ~52K)
Posted by: anonymous 2009-11-15

(750 X 372 pixels, file size: ~54K)
Posted by: anonymous 2009-11-15

(500 X 249 pixels, file size: ~51K)
Posted by: PavchishinVV 2010-01-07

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History of monetary units in Poland The history of monetary units in Poland is rich and complex, spanning centuries of political, economic, and cultural changes. Here's an overview of the major periods and developments in Poland's monetary history:Early Medieval Period:During the early medieval period, Poland used a variety of currencies, including barter, local coinages minted ...

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Origin of name for Poland zloty The name "złoty" for the Polish currency has historical origins dating back to medieval times. The word "złoty" in Polish translates to "golden" in English. The name reflects the historical use of gold as a standard material for currency and the high value associated with gold coins.During the Middle Ages, when Poland began to mint its own coi ...

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