Banknote Poland 10 Zloty (10 PLN) Circulating

The 10 złoty banknote is a modern means of payment that combines aesthetic design with advanced security technologies. Its dimensions are 120 x 60 mm, and the design refers to Prince Mieszko I, symbolizing the beginnings of the Polish state and its rich cultural heritage.

Obverse: Features a portrait of Prince Mieszko I, surrounded by elements referencing his reign. On the left, two stylized rosettes inspired by the floor of the Gniezno Cathedral; on the right, a plant motif typical of Romanesque liturgical vessels. The note includes advanced security features such as a watermark with the ruler’s image and a digital “10” visible under light. Tactile elements like the denomination and portrait assist visually impaired users.

Reverse: Shows a silver denarius featuring a chapel dome or crown with a cross. On each side, stylized Romanesque columns from the Benedictine Abbey in Tyniec. Additional security includes a turquoise opalescent stripe and microprints to prevent counterfeiting.

Security features:
Watermark: Ruler’s portrait and the number “10”.
Security thread: Vertical line with “10” and “ZŁ”, visible under light.
Opalescent stripe: Turquoise stripe with “10” and “ZŁ”.
Recto-verso: Graphics on both sides align under light to form a full image – a crown in an oval.
Angle effect: Bright or dark “10” depending on viewing angle.
Microprinting: Fine inscriptions readable under magnification.
Hidden features: UV-visible elements like a square with “10” and serial number.

The banknote is in circulated condition.

Important!
This item is subject to exchange only and is not refundable. If no specific year of issue is listed in the title or product description, banknotes will be sent randomly regarding their date of issue.