Poland 200 Złotych 1988 UNC – Narodowy Bank Polski | Historic Communist Era Banknote

1988 Poland 200 Złotych banknote, issued by Narodowy Bank Polski, is a striking example of late–Cold War era Polish currency. Featuring Edward Abramowski on the obverse and a powerful allegorical reverse design symbolizing freedom, unity, and social struggle, this note represents the final years before Poland’s monetary reform and the fall of communism.

Printed in 1988, this denomination circulated during a period of economic transition and inflation, making it an important historical piece for collectors of Eastern European, Soviet-era, and pre-redenomination banknotes.

• Country: Poland

• Denomination: 200 Złotych

• Year: 1988

• Issuer: Narodowy Bank Polski

• Condition: Very Fine (VF), estimated

• Design: Edward Abramowski portrait; symbolic social-realist reverse

• Era: Late Communist / Pre-Redenomination Poland

** Please note that the Serial Number may not be the same as in the photo. **