Poland uses the złoty, which have been in circulation since the 14th and 15th centuries. The złoty will not be around for too much longer since Poland will eventually adopt the euro.
Out of all of the bills, the 5000 zł note is my favorite. Why you ask? Because Chopin is on it! How OG is that? He is also on a commemorative 2010 20zł note.
The most recent series (1994) of the Złoty bill include the denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 (rare)
For anyone who cares, here are some current exchange rates.
1 euro = 3.93 złotys
1 USD = 3.02 złotys
1 złoty = 494,300 old turkish liras
1 złoty = 27.53 JPN yen
who is choplin?
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ReplyDelete494? I don't get that.
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ReplyDelete1 złoty = 494300 old turkish liras
Instead of asking who choplin is, you could just as well google it mate! Interesting post, Polish, as I happen to live with two Polish women.
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lol, we should have Ben Gibbard on the 100 dollar bill. Although, he might be canadian. Not sure. I think he's American.
ReplyDeletethat dude has a pedo smile
ReplyDeleteGreat! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to get my hands on one of those bills!
lol a 5000 note.. 0.o
ReplyDeleteOhh money. I want it.
ReplyDeletePoland is cash
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! Chopin was an amazing musician.
ReplyDeleteRepresent my ancestors well, friend. *shakes fist* REPRESENT!
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wow, is that music on a bank note, nice.
ReplyDeleteah yea gotta love the polish
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ReplyDeleteChopin all the way! supportin :D
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