Banknote of 10 Rhenish guilders 1806.
So called bankocettel - the name was taken from the issuer, which was the Municipal Bank of Vienna "Wiener Stadt Banco-Zettel", which issued the first Austrian paper money between 1759 and 1806.
Piece with traces of circulation, fully natural, with well-preserved dry stamps, as well as handwritten numbering with signature. Multi-element watermark well visible under light. A banknote of very good appearance for this type.
This paper money was in circulation in the Polish lands under the Austrian partition (Galicia) , I was used by the Polish population, there it was called Rhine gold. On the banknote of this issue we have denomination markings in as many as five languages, including Polish.
A very nice piece, confirmed for this type of banknote - not a bad PMG grading bill.
Literature: Kordnar/Kunstner 42, Pick A39a
