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Specification
- Other articles:
- Gold
- Nominal:
- OTHER
- Weight:
- containing by weight:
- The mediator:
- other, of circular cross-section
- Country of origin:
- Poland
- The year:
- 2002
- Consignment:
- 24 hours
- Printing:
- 5000
- Manufacturer:
- National Bank of Poland
- Trial:
- 900
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Description of the 200 Zlotych 2002 "John Paul II" Gold Coin
An exclusive collector's coin minted from gold, issued in 2002 as a tribute to the pontificate of John Paul II – one of the most outstanding figures of the 20th century. It was produced in a limited edition of only 5,000 pieces in proof mint quality, making it a unique item among Polish commemorative issues. It represents a subtle combination of historical value, spiritual symbolism, and masterful craftsmanship, appreciated by both collectors and investors seeking numismatics of timeless significance. It is also an excellent choice for those wishing to enrich their collection with a coin that has a clear message and unique character. Over the years, its value gains an additional dimension – not only material but also sentimental and cultural. A coin that not only commemorates but also connects generations through the historically exceptional figure of John Paul II.
Appearance of the 200 Zlotych 2002 "John Paul II" Gold Coin
An exceptional combination of numismatic art and spiritual message, paying tribute to one of the most important figures in modern Polish history. The reverse of the coin is an artistic composition with deep symbolic and spiritual meaning. The central figure is the Pope, depicted from behind, looking towards a monumental portal from which rays of light and spiritual guidance emanate. He is surrounded by the inscription PONTIFEX MAXIMUS, meaning Supreme Priest, emphasizing his unique role. The obverse of the coin features a precisely rendered portrait of John Paul II, shown in profile with a subtle smile and calmness, reflecting his spiritual strength, openness, and kindness. He is surrounded by a ring with the inscription RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA 2002 and the denomination, highlighting the official nature of the issue. The image of the Pope is complemented by the Polish emblem – the eagle, a symbol of national identity and pride. The whole creates a balanced and harmonious form that combines tradition with modern numismatic aesthetics.
Historical Background
The numismatic is a tribute to one of the most influential and respected popes in the history of the Catholic Church and Poland. John Paul II, or Karol Wojtyła, became pope in 1978 and served until his death in 2005. His pontificate lasted over 26 years, making it one of the longest in history. The coin's issuance coincided with a period when John Paul II was a universally respected figure worldwide – both for his spiritual wisdom and active efforts for peace, human rights, and interfaith dialogue.
Poland honored this extraordinary figure with a series of numismatics aimed at commemorating his legacy and the values he preached. The coin is also a symbol of the historical changes in Poland that took place at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries. John Paul II was not only a spiritual leader but also an important figure supporting the Polish people's aspirations for freedom and democracy. His pilgrimages to his homeland and words of encouragement during communist times were an inspiration for millions of citizens. After the fall of the totalitarian system and the political changes of 1989, Poland began to build a new identity based on the values of freedom, solidarity, and faith – which is perfectly reflected in the symbolism of this coin.
Manufacturer
Mennica Polska 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 sole 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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