1920 Poland Bielsko 10 Halerzy Notgeld, UNC
On the reverse side, the design continues the black-on-beige theme, featuring German text that mirrors the Polish inscriptions on the front. This bilingual aspect reflects the multicultural nature of the region at the time, acknowledging the diverse populations living within the borders of Poland.
As a form of Notgeld, or emergency money, this banknote served a practical purpose during the economic instability following World War I. Notgeld notes like this one were issued by various local authorities and businesses to alleviate currency shortages. Today, this UNC (Uncirculated) banknote is not only a fascinating collectible but also a reminder of the economic challenges faced by Poland during the early 20th century.