Hi. I’ve found a bit of old Polish currency. Are these still legal tender. If not, can I change these at a bank or is it too late. Very much appreciated
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1n02t9v
Posted by Wooden-Phrase-8258
Hi. I’ve found a bit of old Polish currency. Are these still legal tender. If not, can I change these at a bank or is it too late. Very much appreciated
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1n02t9v
Posted by Wooden-Phrase-8258
11 Comments
this is literally the stuff we currently use bro every one of these
80 PLN = ~16 GBP
It’s def old and useless, yup. You should send it to me. I love old useless stuff.
This is normal, current polish złoty
No, unfortunately those kings are already dead /j
This is the valid currency currently used in Poland. It’s around 21 USD.
as long as it’s not damaged it’s legal currency
You can visit Poland and have a nice lunch for it.
Those are pre-update banknotes but still a legal tender
Love the idea of changing numbers on bank notes and not rising prices due to inflation. That’s clearly what somebody wanted to do, devaluate from 10 to 9,60 zł.
I got a lot of Pre-ww2 Polish, and Polish communist era currency, pretty cool stuff.