Poland Currency – Banknotes, Coins and History

Explore Poland currency, including coins and banknotes available in this catalog.

Overview

Poland Currency Overview

CurrencyHub contains banknotes and coins from Poland, helping collectors browse the public catalog by denomination, year, and series.

On CurrencyHub you can explore Poland banknotes, coins, historical issues, commemorative items, series, and denomination groupings in one place.

Catalog facts

Country
Poland
Banknotes
13
Coins
0
First year
1930
Latest year
2017
Currencies
Zloty
Denominations
9
Series
0
Commemorative items
0

Banknote denominations in the catalog

5 Zloty, 10 Zloty, 20 Zloty, 50 Zloty, 100 Zloty, 200 Zloty, 500 Zloty, 1000 Zloty, 5000 Zloty

Years represented in this catalog

1930, 1976, 1982, 1988, 1994, 2012, 2016-2017

Series

No series data is available for this country yet.

Frequently Asked Questions About Poland Currency

What is the currency of Poland?

Poland's official currency is the Polish złoty (PLN), symbolized by zł.

Why hasn't Poland adopted the euro despite EU membership?

Although Poland is obligated under its EU accession treaty to eventually adopt the euro, it has not set a firm target date and continues to use the złoty, managed independently by Narodowy Bank Polski.

Who issues Polish banknotes?

Narodowy Bank Polski, Poland's central bank, is the sole issuer of złoty banknotes and coins.

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