Replica Banknotes of the Free City of Danzig (Gdańsk, Poland) – Set of 3

A high-quality collectible replica set featuring three historic banknotes issued by the Free City of Danzig between 1931 and 1938. These are modern reproduction banknotes intended for collectors, historical displays, educational purposes, and exhibitions.

Set Includes:

100 Gulden (1931) – featuring the historic waterfront of Danzig with the famous medieval Crane Gate (Das Krantor).

20 Gulden (2 January 1932) – depicting the Stock Tower and the Danzig coat of arms with two lions. Includes the red MUSTER overprint and specimen serial number.

20 Gulden (2 January 1938) – featuring the Main Town Hall and the city coat of arms with specimen serial number.

Reverse Designs:

100 Gulden – St. Christopher sculpture from the Artus Court.

20 Gulden (1932) – Neptune Fountain with MUSTER overprint.

20 Gulden (1938) – Neptune Fountain in the revised 1938 design.

Historical Background: The Danzig Gulden was the official currency of the Free City of Danzig from 1923 to 1939, issued by the Bank von Danzig. Following the annexation of Danzig by Germany in 1939, it was replaced by the Reichsmark.

Condition:

Modern replica copies

Excellent collectible condition

Ideal for numismatists, history enthusiasts, museum displays, and educational collections

Important: These are REPLICA / COPY banknotes, not original legal tender and not authentic historical banknotes. They are sold strictly as collectible reproductions.