1940 Poland (German Occupation) 20 Zlotych Banknote, VF

The 1940 Poland (German Occupation) 20 Zlotych banknote, in Very Fine (VF) condition, holds historical significance from the World War II period. The obverse features powerful imagery, including a farmer, a statue of a female figure symbolizing Emilie Plater—an iconic Polish revolutionary hero—and children, reflecting the themes of protection and unity. The reverse showcases the majestic Wawel Castle in Kraków, an essential symbol of Polish heritage and royal history, framed by allegorical figures that represent strength and resilience. The serial number ``L 0163266`` identifies the note as part of series A-H, K, and L, printed by Wiener Staatsdruckerei in Vienna (Austria), making it a distinct collector’s piece. This banknote not only represents currency but is also a poignant reminder of Poland's wartime endurance. An excellent acquisition for numismatists and WWII history enthusiasts.