We are very pleased that the auction offer, which will take place on November 12-13, has met with so much interest. There are still a dozen or so days left to the event and the attendance of people registering is pleasantly surprised. Of course, you can still submit your willingness Read more…
It is possible that the trojak presented below is a unique coin. Probably the only one on the collector’s market in such a variety. Here is the trojak of Sigismund III Vasa from the mint in Olkusz minted in 1590. The uniqueness of this coin is evidenced by the fact Read more…
An almost perfect specimen for Jan III Sobieski’s ort coins. The presented piece, minted in 1677 in Bydgoszcz, has a mint glow that is pleasing to the eye, covered with the old patina of an old collection. Early, much rarer year olds compared to subsequent years. The presented copy is Read more…
Trojak 1766 commonly known as the Armorer. The name refers to the royal portrait of S.A. Poniatowski depicted in a characteristic armor. The coin in the NGC grading received an impressive MS 63BN rating. The specimen is in an unusual condition for copper coins. Due to the low durability of Read more…
This exquisite 1794 thaler in NGC MS 63’s phenomenal note is already glowing green in pre-auction. The minimal flaw of the sheet and the adjustment are typical for this issue and they do not take away the class of this numismatic product at all. The age-old patina shows freshness and Read more…
A real crème de la crème. A coin of perfect presentation, pure art perfectly minted. Specimens of such presentations are occasionally listed on the numismatic market. The presented copy is a variant with a Pogoń with a sword scabbard. https://onebid.pl/…/monety-powstanie…/1395724 We remind you that the auction is already open for Read more…
We haven’t had such an interesting offer of coins of the Kingdom of Poland for a long time. Typologically, the coins presented below are not very rare, but if we take into account their state of preservation, we can safely say that there are no such specimens. For example, 2 Read more…