FOR sale Polish collector's banknote Pope John Paul II 50 PLN 2006r.
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Pope John Paul II On October 16, 2006, on the 28th anniversary of the election of Karol Wojtyła as Pope, the National Bank of Poland issued a collector's banknote with the image of John Paul II. This is the first collector's banknote in the history of our country.
Nominal value: PLN 50 Air date: October 16, 2006 Mintage: 2,000,000 pcs. Dimensions: 144 x 72 mm (the same as the circulation PLN 200 banknote) Graphic design: Andrzej Heidrich Engraver: J.M.Kopecki
Front: a portrait of John Paul II with a pastoral cross against the globe, which symbolizes the universality of the pontificate. The Pope, dressed in pontifical vestments, makes a gesture of greeting. In his hand he holds a crosier as a symbol of papal authority. In the lower right corner of the banknote the inscription: "John Paul II" and the date of the pontificate "October 16, 1978 - April 2, 2005".
Reverse side: an episode that took place during the Holy Mass inaugurating the pontificate of John Paul II, illustrating the special relationship of the Pope with Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński: during the assembly of the so-called Cardinal's homage, John Paul, stood up and in a memorable gesture, he expressed his respect for the Primate of Poland. On the right side of this scene, a quote from the Letter to Poles: "This Polish Pope would not be in the See of Peter [...], if it had not been for your faith, not retreating from imprisonment and suffering, your heroic hope [...]" and the date when these words were uttered - October 23, 1978. Below the text, the outline of the monastery at Jasna Góra Monastery. Under the silhouettes of both figures on the ribbons, the bishop's motto of each of them: John Paul II - "Totus Tuus" and Cardinal Wyszyński - "Soli Deo". The papal coat of arms on the watermark, on both sides of the banknote - the motif of Peter's keys tied with a rope. | 
