The highest denomination of the issue as rarely seen in the auction sphere.
The rarest, extremely rare variety, only recently recorded in the literature with a series letter height of 4.13 mm. Probably not printed in full numerator range.
Banknote broken through the middle. Minor freshness of corners and margin.
Dollar denominations are among the rarest bills of the period, a result of the high purchasing power they carried during circulation.
A rarity in such a nice and fresh state of preservation.
The best preserved piece we had on offer.
Pekao bills were not the only ones in circulation at the time. The Foreign Trade Company "Baltona" issued its dollar vouchers, which were so-called sailor's vouchers. They could be used by sailors and fishermen who received a foreign exchange allowance. Vouchers of the second and third series were issued with a date of July 1, 1973, and their printing ended in 1989.
