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Uprzejmie informujemy, że w związku z wyjątkowo dużą liczbą zamówień, czas realizacji może być dłuższy niż zwykle. Dziękujemy za cierpliwość i zaufanie!
The Set of Gold-Plated Tombac Replicas of Interwar Polish Coins - 24h Shipping! is a collection of faithfully reproduced specimens, referring to the designs of coins planned or issued in the Second Polish Republic. The set includes replicas of coins such as: "Głowa kobiety", "Bolesław Chrobry", "Konstytucja", "Klęczący rycerz", and "Mikołaj Kopernik". These replicas were minted by the Polish Mint on the occasion of its 240th anniversary and are characterized by high-quality craftsmanship. Each replica has an individual number and a certificate of authenticity, confirming their collectible value. They are presented on an elegant blister, adorned with the most important historical information, and the entire set is presented in elegant packaging. These replicas not only pay tribute to Polish numismatic history but also serve as a valuable source of knowledge. Thanks to them, it is possible to get closer to the artistic and historical aspects of Polish minting from the interwar period.
The set of replicas contains five carefully crafted specimens, which are faithful reproductions of historical coins. Each replica has 4 coins of different diameters and denominations, which refer to important national motifs and symbols of state and cultural identity.
1. "Głowa Kobiety" - A replica of the famous trial coin of 5 zlotys from 1925, depicting a woman with a wreath of ears on her head – symbolizing Mother Earth and Polish agriculture. The image of the woman shown in profile is full of gentleness and dignity.
2. "Bolesław Chrobry" – The reverse features a bust of King Bolesław Chrobry in a crown, with a sword and royal cloak. The expressive, austere face of the monarch gives the coin a character of historical pride. The replica reflects the monumental style of the original.
3. "Klęczący Rycerz" – A dynamic motif of a kneeling knight with a raised shield and sword in hand symbolizes readiness to defend the homeland. The silhouette of the knight is presented against a background of radiant light, giving the scene a dramatic and patriotic expression.
4. "Mikołaj Kopernik" – The reverse shows a bust of Mikołaj Kopernik, turned to the right, with characteristic hairstyle and a focused expression. The coin pays tribute to the great Polish astronomer.
5. "Konstytucja" – The coin depicts an allegorical scene related to the adoption of the Constitution – figures in a symbolic gesture of unity and the strength of law. The design is dynamic and full of symbolism, referring to republican and constitutional values.
The entire set is a unique composition of the most important symbols of Polish history and culture in numismatic form. The coins stand out for their high-quality craftsmanship, impressive finish, and are packaged in elegant blisters, making them an ideal element of any patriotic and historical collection.
The Set of Gold-Plated Tombac Replicas of Interwar Polish Coins - 24h Shipping! refers to symbolic designs from the times of the Second Polish Republic (1918–1939), when the reborn state was building its identity also through new monetary issues. After the currency reform of Władysław Grabski in 1924, the zloty was introduced, and with it, the minting of coins with a strong symbolic charge began, depicting historical figures, national symbols, and allegories of the strength and unity of the state. Coins such as "Głowa Kobiety", "Bolesław Chrobry", or "Klęczący Rycerz" are examples of mint trials – projects that often did not enter circulation but had a strong ideological message. The "Konstytucja" replica reminds of the constitutional values of the Second Republic, and the coin with Mikołaj Kopernik emphasized the Polish contribution to the development of science.
The set allows collectors today to engage with unique designs that document the aspirations, values, and aesthetics of that era, while also being a valuable fragment of national numismatic heritage.
The Polish Mint S.A. has been operating continuously since 1766, when it was established as the Warsaw Mint by King Stanisław August Poniatowski. Today, it is one of the most modern mints in the world – the only producer of coins for the National Bank of Poland and a supplier of circulation and collector coins for many countries. The mint also produces official Polish seals and certified translations.
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