Country: Poland, Republic Of Poland
Capital: Warsaw
Currency: Polish zloty
Numeric code: 985
Alphabetic code: PLN
The Republic of Poland is located in the heart of Europe and consists of 16 provinces. The area of the country, more than 312 thousand square kilometers, inhabited Poland 38 million people.
In may 2004, the country participates in the European Union States, however, the official currency in Poland is still zloty (100 groszy). Catalogue coins of Poland consists of 1, 2 and 5 zloty, and the exchange is 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 pennies. The country also produces commemorative coins from PLN 10 to 1000. This money, along with common sense taken into account. But it makes no sense to spend because the value of the coins of Poland collectible specimen is above their purchasing power.
The name "zloty" (gold) appeared in the fifteenth century. So the poles called the Golden Ducat, which had then circulating in the country. Modern division of the zloty 100 groszy began in 1924. Before that it consisted of only 30 pence, and the zloty was 0.5 cops.
In 1950, the coins of all denominations were issued in aluminium. Subsequently, there were 10 zlotys from copper and Nickel in 1959, and 20 zlotys in 1979. 1975 brought the 2 and 5 zlotys from brass. But in 1989, the producers went back to aluminum.
Buy Polish coin 1990, denomination 50 and 100 zloty because released the batch of very small editions. The price of the coins of Poland, understandably, depends on the year of their release, but starts at around 1 dollar.
Money system:
Third Republic (1990 - 2019)
1 zloty = 100 groszy
RE:
1 grosz
2 grosze
5 groszy
10 groszy
20 groszy
50 groszy
1 zloty
2 zlote
5 zlotych
JC:
2 zlote
5 zlotych
CC:
5 zlotych
10 zlotych
20 zlotych
25 zlotych
30 zlotych
37 zlotych
50 zlotych
100 zlotych
200 zlotych
500 zlotych
Third Republic (Transition) (1990 - 1994)
1 zloty = 100 groszy
RE:
50 zlotych
100 zlotych
JC:
10000 zlotych
20000 zlotych
CC:
1000 zlotych
20000 zlotych
50000 zlotych
100000 zlotych
200000 zlotych
300000 zlotych
People's Republic (1950 - 1990)
1 zloty = 100 groszy
RE:
5 groszy
10 groszy
20 groszy
50 groszy
1 zloty
2 zlote
5 zlotych
10 zlotych
20 zlotych
JC:
10 zlotych
20 zlotych
50 zlotych
100 zlotych
500 zlotych
CC:
50 zlotych
100 zlotych
200 zlotych
500 zlotych
1000 zlotych
5000 zlotych
10000 zlotych
20000 zlotych
50000 zlotych
Republic (1949) (1949 - 1949)
1 zloty = 100 groszy
RE:
1 grosz
2 grosze
5 groszy
10 groszy
20 groszy
50 groszy
1 zloty
Lodz Ghetto (1942 - 1943)
1 mark = 100 pfennig
RE:
10 pfennig
5 mark
10 mark
20 mark
Second Republic (1919 - 1939)
1 zloty = 100 groszy
RE:
1 grosz
2 grosze
5 groszy
10 groszy
20 groszy
50 groszy
1 zloty
2 zlote
5 zlotych
10 zlotych
JC:
2 zlote
5 zlotych
10 zlotych
CC:
5 zlotych
10 zlotych
20 zlotych
Kingdom of Poland (1917 - 1918)
1 marka = 100 fenigow
RE:
1 fenig
5 fenigow
10 fenigow
20 fenigow
Free City of Cracow (1835 - 1835)
1 zloty = 30 groszy
RE:
3 grosze
5 groszy
10 groszy
1 zloty
Congress Poland (1816 - 1864)
1 zloty = 15 kopek
RE:
1 grosz
3 grosze
5 groszy
10 groszy
40 groszy
50 groszy
1 zloty
2 zlote
5 zlotych
10 zlotych
20 zlotych
25 zlotych
50 zlotych
Duchy of Warsaw (1807 - 1815)
1 ducat = 3 talar = 540 grosz
RE:
1 grosz
3 grosze
5 groszy
10 groszy
⅙ talara
⅓ talara
1 talar
1 dukat
Stanisław August Poniatowski (1764 - 1795)
1 ducat = 3 talar = 540 grosz
RE:
1 solid
½ grosz
1 grosz
3 grosze
6 groszy
10 groszy
1 silver grosz
2 silver grosze
4 silver grosze
8 silver groszy
6 zlotych
½ talara
1 talar
1 dukat
1½ dukat
3 dukat
Augustus III (1734 - 1763)
1 ducat = 3 talar = 540 grosz
RE:
1 solid
1 grosz
3 grosze
6 groszy
18 groszy
1 półtorak
1 tymf
1 zloty
2 zlote
½ talara
1 talar
1 dukat
2 dukat
½ d'Or
1 d'Or
2 d'Or
RE
- Regular edition;
JC
- Jubilee coins;
CC
- Collectible coins.
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