A printing sheet containing 18 uncut 20 zlotych banknotes issued by the Bank Emisyjny in Poland during the German occupation.
The banknotes are arranged in a 6×3 grid, forming a complete collector’s sheet, which is extremely rare on the auction market.
Banknotes from the occupation issue, bearing the inscription “DWADZIEŚCIA ZŁOTYCH” and the designation “BANK EMISYJNY W POLSCE.” Visible graphic elements: coat of arms, seal, stylized hat—typical of designs from 1940–1944;
Condition: 1/1-, uncut sheet, very good, no visible creases or discoloration;
Rarity: Sheets of this type were used exclusively in the production process and never entered circulation—a collector’s piece of high historical value;
Investment potential: Occupation-era banknotes from the Issuing Bank are appreciating in value, particularly in the form of uncut sheets
