Twenty-year 6% gold dollar loan from 1920. - $1,000 bond, converted in 1938 (interest rate reduced to 4.5%).
The $1,000 denomination of this loan is the rarest. Moczydlovsky notes this denomination with an amateur price. The loan was repaid by the communist government between 1972 and 1980 (in Poland, purchase at 36.5% of face value, equivalent paid in PeKaO commodity bills).
Attached coupon sheet after conversion - reduction of interest rate (all clipped at top edge with bond mantle)
An opportunity to acquire a rare specimen of Second Republic foreign loan bonds.