What is nicer to an afternoon coffee than a rare trojak coin with one of the most characteristic representations in Polish coinage? Already at our 7th auction, this interesting trojak coin minted in Gdańsk during the times of Stefan Batory will go under the hammer. A very nice copy of Read more…
In order for the tradition to be fulfilled, we invite you to travel back in time today at noon. We will go back 428 years to 1593. The year of the great internal triumph of the Republic of Poland. It was this year that the first Cossack Uprising, known today Read more…
We decided to devote this day to small circulation coins of Sigismund III Vasa. Undoubtedly, the topic is very interesting and diverse, which has been proven many times by Dariusz Marzęta by publishing his entries on Blog Numizmatyczny Dariusz Marzęta and in numerous editions in paper form, including a very Read more…
Auction 7 is not only the coins of the royal Poland and the coins of the Second Polish Republic. It is also a good opportunity to supplement your collections with coins of the Polish People’s Republic and the Third Republic of Poland, which are gaining new collectors every month. There Read more…
Most collectors of royal Polish coins know what the vicar coins associated with Polish territories look like. In the history of our country, we can distinguish coins of this type among two rulers – Augustus II the Strong and Augustus III of Poland. But let’s start from the beginning and Read more…
When we describe coins, we can sometimes surprise ourselves. This is also the case this time. How about “two naked swords”? Stronczyński does not note such a variant, and there is no such variant in the OneBid archive either And the description of the coin itself: Obverse: along a double Read more…
Recent months show that this precious metal is still a desired and very willingly purchased material. Our auction will be full of many gold coins, including one of the most-bought coins – – tsarist rubles. In addition to investment values, it is an excellent collector’s material. Our offer for the Read more…
December 1830. The insurgent National Government gives the Warsaw Mint to the management of the Bank of Poland and when the Seym dethrones Nicholas I in January 1831, the Warsaw Mint replaces the stamps, replacing the Russian eagle with a two-field shield with the coat of arms of Poland and Read more…
Stanisław August Poniatowski’s coins at our e-auction attracted extraordinary interest. This was due to, among others, selected coins such as the 1788 thaler or the exquisite 2 zlotys 1785 in the maximum note, which ended for almost 45,000 zlotys! Our April auction will also be full of excellent specimens, a Read more…
Monday is a good day to stick a stick in an anthill? I think so… Regarding the few messages that were more or less in tone: “Why do you praise coins without a box, since you are the representative of NGC in Poland? Certainly, these coins are not suitable for Read more…