Provinzial-Actien Bank des Großherzogtums Posen
Posen Province
Königreich Preußen
Provinz Posen (German: Provinz Posen) was a state-territorial entity within Prussia that existed from 1848 to 1920, created on the site of the Grand Duchy of Poznan.
In 1910, about 63% of the population were Poles, the rest were Germans and Jews. The largest cities along with the capital Posen were Bromberg, Schneidemühl, Gniezen and Inowrocław.
After World War I, the Poles demanded that the province be included in the recreated Polish state, but the Germans disagreed with this. On December 27, 1918, the Poles of the province raised the Greater Poland Uprising, after which until mid-1919 the province became an independent state with its own currency and army.
Выпуски Provinzial-Actien Bank des Großherzogtums Posen. Kingdom of Prussia.
cat. # PR
cat. # P
face value
year
Description/Notes
OBVERSE
REVERSE
Issue 1857
A350
P:S571
10 thalers
1857
A351
P:S572
20 thalers
1857
A352
P:S573
50 thalers
1857
A353
P:S574
100 thalers
1857
A354
P:S575
200 thalers
1857
Issue 1867
A355
P:S576
10 thalers
1867
A356
P:S577
20 thalers
1867
A357
P:S578
50 thalers
1867
A358
P:S579
100 thalers
1867
Provinzial-Actien Bank des Grossherzogtums Posen issues within the German Empire.
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Provinzial-Actien Bank des Großherzogtums Posen