Twenty-year 6% gold dollar loan from 1920. - $500 bond, converted in 1938 (interest rate reduced to 4.5%).
Unlike the $50 and $100 denominations, the $500 denomination of this loan is sporadic. Moczydlovsky notes this denomination with an amateur price. The loan was repaid by the communist government in 1972-1980 (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.
