The highest denomination of the first pass tickets of the Second Republic (issued in 1924) - a distinctive series whose iconography was linked by the placement of the coin designs they replaced and Warsaw monuments (for 50 pennies of the monument to Prince Józef Poniatowski).
They were issued directly by the Treasury Ministry (rather than the issuing bank). They supplemented monetary circulation at a time of perceived shortage of monetary coinage on the market. At the time, denominations from 1 to 50 pennies were realized, but only the 3 highest of them (10, 20 and 50 gr) were not reprints.
Fracture of the apex of the corner, snagging the printed field.
