Polish Currency, 5000 Marek, 1920.

The image shows an old Polish banknote with a denomination of 5000 marks. In the center, there is text in Polish stating "PIĘĆ TYSIĘCY MAREK POLSKICH," translating to "Five Thousand Polish Marks." To the left, there is a portrait of a woman surrounded by intricate patterns and floral designs. To the right, there is a portrait of a man with similar ornate detailing. The bottom of the banknote reads "POLSKA-KRAJOWA-KASA-POŻYCZKOWA," indicating it is a loan note from the Polish National Loan Office. The date on the note mentions Warsaw, February 2, 1920. The edges of the note are decorated with a detailed floral and vine motif, giving it an ornate and historical appearance.