A rare banknote that is a souvenir of the activities of the Bank of Poland in exile.
It is the closing staple of paper money issues commissioned by the Bank of Poland in London.
One of two denominations made in the United States, at the American Bank Note Company (ABNCo) printing plant in New York. Made in the second half of 1942, with a retroactive issue date (August 20, 1939).
A valued issue, here additionally in beautiful state of preservation.
Interesting also due to the unusual for Polish banknotes form of security - colored, phosphorescent confetti in the paper (so-called plachettes).
