Banknote Poland 500 Zloty (500 PLN) Circulated
The 500-zloty banknote is an advanced means of payment, equipped with numerous technological security features. Its dimensions are 150 x 75 mm, and the design references King John III Sobieski, symbolizing stability and strength.
Obverse of the 500-zloty banknote features a portrait of King John III Sobieski, one of the most outstanding Polish rulers. Numerous security features are used, such as a watermark with the king’s portrait and a numerical denomination marking, a security thread visible against the light, a tilt effect that changes the color of the numeral "500," optically variable ink, and tactile elements, including markings for the visually impaired.
Reverse depicts a hussar helmet, symbolizing the military might of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth during the reign of John III Sobieski. Additional security features include iridescent ink, microprinting, and elements visible under ultraviolet and infrared light.
Security features:
Watermark: Multi-tone portrait of the ruler and the "500" denomination marking.
Security thread: Visible against the light, contains the microtext "500 ZŁ".
Tilt effect: The numeral "500" changes color depending on the viewing angle.
Optically variable ink: The hussar helmet changes color from green to blue.
Microprinting: Precise inscriptions visible under magnification.
Iridescent ink: An ornament whose visibility changes depending on the angle.
Hidden elements: Visible under UV and IR light.
The 500-zloty banknote combines aesthetics with modern security technologies, providing a high level of protection against counterfeiting.
Important! This item can be exchanged at a currency exchange office and the purchased means of payment is non-returnable. In the case of purchasing banknotes where specific features such as serial number, year of issue, or design version are not specified, items are sent at random. The customer cannot choose these parameters or any condition other than the one stated in the description.
Banknote condition: circulated. The photo is for illustrative purposes.