Banknote Poland 20 Zloty (20 PLN) Circulating

The 20 złoty banknote in circulated condition is a modern means of payment that combines aesthetics with advanced security features. It measures 126 x 63 mm and its design references King Bolesław I the Brave, symbolising the beginnings of the Polish state and rich cultural heritage.

On the obverse, the banknote features a portrait of King Bolesław I the Brave, surrounded by motifs related to his reign. On the left is a Romanesque portal, and on the right – the oak crown from the Gniezno Doors depicting the body of St. Adalbert. It includes a watermark, denomination marking, tactile elements, and recto-verso effect.

The reverse shows a silver denar with a bird and the inscription “PRINCES POLONIE”, next to the rotunda of St. Nicholas in Cieszyn and a lion drawing from the Gniezno Doors. It also features a lilac iridescent strip and microprinting.

Security features: Watermark, security thread, iridescent strip, recto-verso effect, angular effect, microprinting, UV-visible hidden elements.

The 20 złoty banknote in circulated condition is a blend of history, functionality, and anti-counterfeit protection.

Note: The item is only exchangeable at currency exchange points and cannot be returned. If no specific year is indicated in the title or product specification, the year of issue will be random.