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A 100-złoty note from the first Series A.
This is the highest denomination of the Insurrection series that is realistically obtainable (the 500 zł and 1,000 zł denominations are extremely rare and command very high prices).
Four-digit serial number [6414].
The paper features a text watermark from the J HONIG & ZOONEN printing house.
According to Robert Jadrych’s study (Numizmatyk Krakowski 5–6), each sheet of paper used to print eight Insurrection banknotes contained two watermarks. One was complete (a coat of arms with an inscription) and the other was small (inscription only). This specimen features the second part of the “ZOONEN” inscription watermark.
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