Kosciuszko Insurrection 10 zloty 1794 treasury ticket, series C and numbered in 5 digits: 33507
This is a rare variant, appearing in a 1:8 ratio to the other pieces, occurring on a single sheet of handmade paper intended for printing this denomination - with a filigree in the form of the so-called coat of arms with the motif of the postillion's trumpet in the center, i.e. the upper part of the main filigree, of one of the Dutch handmade paper manufacturers. In addition, and what is very rare, the signal horn itself (the postillion's trumpet), is whole, not cut off in its lower part, which is extremely rare.
A natural banknote, with a beautifully preserved "ribbed" handmade paper texture, with a very nice appearance, which, among other things, is influenced by the natural, creamy shade of the paper, as well as the exceptional quality of printing (contrast printing). Very well visible on the banknote letters B S - chemical security mark, legibly reflected dry seal, as well as well visible signatures of two commissioners M. Pągowski and T. Staniszewski.
Attractive piece, state of preservation confirmed by a solid PMG grading note.
Literature: Miłczak A2
