Bonds and Shares auctions
The set includes American dollars from 1935-2013, German marks from 1964-1985, Russian rubles from 1937-2018. We present the banknotes in the video. Recommended viewing.
PolandConsolidated Green Mountain Mines without numbering, date, and name of the person to whom it was issued very nicely preserved
A nice bordure distinguishes this typically Wielkopolska paper stock. An interesting paper that should be included in any collection of stocks from that area. Preserved part of the coupons (Nos. 4 to 10). Good state of preservation.
Bank Zachodni S.A. was one of the so-called "Big Six" joint-stock banks of interwar Poland. As you can easily guess it survived all the financial turbulence of the twentieth century, and its headquarters still stands in Warsaw on Fredry Street. Good state of preservation, preserved coupons #3 to #10.
3% Funding Dollar Loan, Stabilization Series, issued April 15, 1937 - $100. The issuance of these bills was related to the exchange of interest coupons on the 1927 stabilization loan bonds (interest coupons payable between April 15, 1937 and April 15, 1938). Redemption of these bonds was carried out by the government of the People's Republic of Poland between 1972 and 1980 (the purchase was ca...
A rare and very nice Warsaw Philharmonic action. Preserved full coupon sheet.
A popular stock of the electrical industry company. Preserved set of coupons. Very good state of preservation.
Temporary certificate of 5% long-term state loan, 1920. 100 mkp, AA series - printed value
Twenty-year 6% gold dollar loan from 1920. - A set of 2 $50 and $100 bonds, converted in 1938 (interest rate reduced to 4.5% - dark blue print in the middle of the bonds). Loan repaid by the government of the People's Republic of Poland in 1972-1980 (in Poland, purchase at 36.5% of face value, equivalent paid in PeKaO commodity bills). Coupon sheet attached to each bond after conversion - redu...
The 3% state annuity series I bonds of 1933 were issued to implement the Agrarian Reform Law and the Law on the Remuneration of Landed Property Taken Over by the State Treasury in Certain Counties of the Republic. The lowest denomination of the issue - 100 zlotys Preserved fragment of the original coupon sheet.
The bank was established before World War I, but did not develop its activities and remained a small financial market institution. Like most banks of this type, it was liquidated (1927). Action II issue of 1.01.1921.
A popular stock of the electrical industry company. Preserved set of coupons. Very good state of preservation.
A popular stock of the electrical industry company. Preserved set of coupons. Very good state of preservation.
Deposit Revaluation Voucher, denomination set. Cashable. The vouchers were issued to revaluate the savings deposits of the population, accumulated in bank accounts as of January 31, 1982. The revaluation rate was 20%.
A popular stock of the electrical industry company. Preserved set of coupons. Very good state of preservation.
A popular Radom stock. Weaker state of preservation. Damaged coupon sheet.
Krakow stock of a trading company, originally established to support urban victualling in the wake of the post-war crisis. Stock stamped into zloty currency - value 25 zloty Date stamped on 10.01.1925. Very well preserved, with some coupons.
Unusual, Wielkopolska, location for a company in this industry. Bearer stock.
PolandJoint Stock Society of the Ceramic Works "Dziewulski and Lange" fourth issue, numbering from 9051 to 9055, no coupons microscopic tears
Always a sought-after stock still from before World War I. Other issues are not known. Not often appearing in the trade.
PolandJoint Stock Society of the Ceramic Works "Dziewulski and Lange" fourth issue, numbering 8417 together with coupons for 1941-1946 beautiful
A typical Radom action. Typically found Radom action blanks coming from the archives of one of the Radom printing houses. Very good state of preservation, unissued blank with spine section and full coupon sheet.
An impressive and sought after stock. Very well preserved, with half of the coupons.
First branded share issue of one of the most famous department stores of interwar Poland. Stock issued under the name of Spółka Akcyjna Dom Handlowy Towarowo-Konfekcyjnego "Bracia Jabłkowscy". Issued 1920, capital of 35 million Polish marks. Good state of preservation, minor damage to bottom margin, six coupons preserved. Very rare stock - highly recommended!
A rare stock, long unlisted on OneBid. Very well preserved, with full coupon sheet.
"Trzebinia" S.A. Factory of Agricultural Machines and Tools Iron and Metal Foundry, 50 zl 1924
24 EUR
One of the largest agricultural machinery factories in Galicia. Very decorative stock design. Very good state of preservation, cut off coupon #1.
A popular mark bond of the Second Republic, the so-called "Million Dollar Bond". Bonds with cut off coupon #1. Set of 4 pcs.
The Powisle power plant in Warsaw, was established in 1904 under a 1902 concession issued by the municipal authorities and the tsarist government. The concession was granted to the German Schuckert and Ska Company, which was taken over after two years by the Compagnie d'Electricite de Varsovie. The concessionaire received the exclusive right to light the city with electricity for 35 years. The...
A very nice decorative action of a Poznan bank. Preserved portion of coupons.
Action of the Lodz tramway company. Very good state of preservation. Preserved coupons from number 15 to 20.
Very rare Poznan action. Beautiful artwork, highly recommended!
5% Long-term State Loan 1920 10,000 mkp bond Rarer denomination.
Twenty-year 6% gold dollar loan from 1920. - $100 bond, converted in 1938 (interest rate reduced to 4.5% - dark blue print in the middle of the bond). Loan repaid by the government of the People's Republic of Poland in 1972-1980 (in Poland, purchase at 36.5% of face value, equivalent paid in PeKaO commodity bills).
Twenty-year 6% gold dollar loan from 1920. - $50 bond, converted in 1938 (interest rate reduced to 4.5% - dark blue print in the middle of the bond). Loan repaid by the communist government from 1972 to 1980 (in Poland, purchase at 36.5% of face value, equivalent paid in PeKaO commodity bills).
The largest producer of potash salt in interwar Poland. The company's mines operated in Kalusz and Stebnik (near Truskavets). The stock of this issue is the most common. Very good state of preservation, full coupon sheet.
Assignment 100 zloty 1939. Series A Blanket without stamp.
The largest bank in Poznan, so to speak, the "central" bank for Wielkopolska. Very graphically interesting action.
Action of the Lodz tramway company. Very good state of preservation. Without coupons.
One of the most popular bonds of the Second Republic. Set of 3 pieces. Very good state of preservation.
The company operated mines in the Galician basin, mainly in Siersza, but also in Krzeszowice. It was founded by Count Andrzej Potocki. Shares with a denomination of 100 zlotys are relatively common. Very good state of preservation. Coupon sheet with coupons numbered 23 to 40.
The company's stock, based in Lviv and later in Warsaw. A widely known Austrian brand, any coffee and tea connoisseur will be pleased with such a value. Very good state of preservation. Coupon sheet with coupons #4 through #18.
Action quite common. Very well preserved, with coupons from #5 to #10.
Lviv-Chernitz-Jassy Railway Society Action II issue for 200 guilders from 1868. Preserved large portion of coupon sheet with coupons #96 to 120 for 1914-1926. Damage on the lower margin.
The bank was established before World War I, but did not develop its activities and remained a small financial market institution. Like most banks of this type, it was liquidated (1927). Action II issue of 1.01.1921.
Cracow stock of a trading company originally established to support urban victualling in the wake of the post-war crisis. Stock for 150 zloty stamped for 100 zloty. Very well preserved, with some coupons.
PolandElibor S.A. Handlowo-Przemysłowa Ł. J. Borkowski Series I, numbering from 0024356 to 0024360, with voucher and 5 coupons beautiful
Bank Zachodni S.A. was one of the so-called "Big Six" joint-stock banks of interwar Poland. As you can easily guess it survived all the financial turmoil of the twentieth century, and its headquarters still stands in Warsaw on Fredry Street. Right edge of stock glued, coupon sheet torn off, preserved coupons #3 to #10.
The power plant in Myczkowce before the war was not built. In its place we can enjoy a beautiful action design. An infrequent value, absolutely in any electric collection, especially since this is the "green energy" so coveted today. Perfect state of preservation, full coupon sheet. Rarer second issue.
One of the most popular bonds of the Second Republic.
Propaganda poster from the beginning of the Second Republic, encouraging the purchase of bonds of the Loan of Rebirth of Poland - issued in 1920. Printed by the Rotogravure Printing House of St. Adalbert in Poznan.
One of the largest paper mills, the fantastic factory buildings can still be seen in Jeziorna. In addition to its own machinery, it also took over the machinery of another well-known factory - the paper mill in Soczewka. This factory produced paper on which many different security prints, securities, etc. were printed.
A small hat factory located in Myslenice, one of three joint-stock companies in this industry, but an absolute record-holder in terms of the number of issues and series of shares introduced. At this point, dozens of types of shares of this company remain known, and this multitude gives the mistaken impression that there are more shares. Meanwhile, the truth is that, as a rule, several of the s...
Joint Stock Company of Artistic and Ceramic Works "Zlotoglin". 10 x 1,000 mkp, Warsaw 1921
Poland 1) 5 shares at 100 zlotys = 500 zlotys, 1.04.1929, Poznań, H. Cegielski S.A. 2) A share for 100 zlotys 1931, Warsaw, Warszawskie Towarzystwo Ubezpieczeń S.A. total of 2 pieces
The stock of a large-scale company. With a stamp of conversion to zloty currency (20 zloty). Trace of flooding.
The factory was based in Lesienice near Lviv (now part of Lviv). In addition to the spirit factory, there was also a brewery there for some time. The offered stock is not often traded, and the industry is interesting.
3.65% Treasury Ticket, Issue IV, Series I 100,000 zloty - MODEL without perforation. Letter A, zero numbering of six digits, preceded by No, marked once on the main page; printed "MODEL" in two red parallel lines. Circulation: 800 copies.
The presented set includes Polish vouchers, checks, cards, bricks, vouchers and certificates. Among them are also rare currencies, including a 2 zloty share voucher issued by the Committee for the Construction of the Provincial Park of Culture and Recreation in Katowice-Chorzów. The cluster, along with the historic papers, is presented in the video. Viewing recommended.
Very rare Pruszkow District Power Plant stock in branded currency. Only one listing on OneBid from 2019. Very well preserved with a set of coupons.
Set of 5 mobilization endorsements from 1939. 10 zloty - Series B, unfilled blank20 zloty - Series B, unfilled blank20 zloty - Series D, piece issued, stamp of the Tax Office in Swieciany50 zloty - Series A, blank, blank issued, together with back part100 zloty - Series A, unissued blank with back partRecommended!
The Industrial Bank of Warsaw was established before World War I (1910), but did not develop its activities and remained a small financial market institution. In 1927 it went into liquidation The 1911 ruble stock was, until recently, extremely rare, achieving very high quotations. It is still a sought-after stock from one of the most popular industries.
Known by two names, the company just issued branded shares as Przetwórnia Chemiczna Drzewa, while the gold shares were issued as Przetwórnia Oleje Roślinnych S.A. Company of Radom. Blanquette with spine section and full coupon sheet.
