1986 Poland 200 Złotych Banknote

Obverse: Features a portrait of Jarosław Dąbrowski, a Polish general and national hero, on the right. The denomination "200" is displayed prominently in the center, with "DWIEŚCIE ZŁOTYCH" (Two Hundred Złotych) below. The Polish eagle, national emblem of Poland, is shown within a decorative rosette. The serial number "DZ 1285445" is printed twice in red. The text "NARODOWY BANK POLSKI" appears at the top.
Reverse: Depicts the famous Warsaw statue "Nike of Warsaw," also known as the Monument to the Heroes of Warsaw, a symbol of resistance and freedom. The background radiates with geometric patterns, and the Polish inscription "ZA WASZĄ WOLNOŚĆ I NASZĄ" ("For your freedom and ours") is displayed. The denomination "200" and "DWIEŚCIE ZŁOTYCH" are printed at the bottom left.
Size: ±138 x 63 mm
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