Polish marka

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The Polish marka was the paper currency used in Poland in the years immediately following World War I, before being replaced by the złoty.

Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form As subject As object
Bank Polski (interim issues) 0 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fiat currency
former currency
country Poland
currencyCode none
denomination 1 marka
1,000 marek
1,000,000 marek
10 marek
10,000 marek
100 marek
100,000 marek
2 marki
20 marek
5 marek
5,000 marek
50 marek
50,000 marek
500 marek
500,000 marek
denominationType banknote
endDate 1924
exchangeRateToSuccessor 1 złoty = 1,800,000 marek
historicalContext transition from partitioned Poland to independent Poland
issuer Polish marka self-linksurface differs
surface form: Bank Polski (interim issues)

Polska Krajowa Kasa Pożyczkowa
languageOnBanknotes Polish
monetaryReform Władysław Grabski reform of 1924
period post–World War I
predecessorCurrency Austro-Hungarian krone
German papiermark
Russian ruble
reasonForReplacement hyperinflation
region Central Europe
replacedBy Polish złoty
replacedByDate 1924
replacedCurrency Austro-Hungarian krone
Rentenmark
surface form: German papiermark

Russian ruble (Empire)
surface form: Russian ruble
scriptOnBanknotes Latin script
startDate 1917
status obsolete
subunit fenig
subunitToUnitRatio 100 fenig = 1 marka
successorCurrency Polish złoty
type paper money
usedIn Kingdom of Poland (1917–1918)
Second Polish Republic

Referenced by (4)

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Polish marka issuer Polish marka self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Bank Polski (interim issues)
Austro-Hungarian krone replacedBy Polish marka
Polish złoty replacedCurrency Polish marka