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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!
Golden coin with a denomination of PLN 200, published by the Polish Mint in 2010, is part of the prestigious series of Polish history. This issue pays tribute to the Polish cavalrysters who fought at the side of Napoleon Bonaparte, including the legendary Imperial Guard. This coin not only commemorates historical events, but also is a testimony to a nummy meat. Her mirror finish and limited output make it a unique element of the collection for passionate and numismatics enthusiasts.
The project of coins clearly refers to the historical nature of emissions, combining the precision of the exercise with the readability of the message and attention to detail. The reverse presents the silhouette of the Gwardia Gwardia Napoleon and on a horse, full of uniforms. The figure was shown in motion, with the saber erected, which gives the fighting character and courage of these elite cavalry formations. The background remains toned, which additionally emphasizes the central motive and gives the scene of the clarity. The inscription is running to the historical formation in the figure. Awers shows the eagle in the crown - the emblem of the Republic of Poland - placed in the upper part of the composition. Next to the denomination and year of emission. Particular attention is also attracted to the armaments, uniforms and decorations of the cheese. These elements emphasize the military character of coins and enrich its historic narrative. The whole is completed by a semicircular lettering Poland, broadcasting the design official and representative tone.
The issue was dedicated to the Przeczerom of the Guard Emperor Napoleon and - one of the most recognizable cavalry formations in the history of Poland. This issue belongs to the Polish history series to honor the centuries of the native cavalry tradition.
Gwardia's cheese were an elite unit created in 1807 on the initiative of the Prince Józef Poniatowski. Powered mainly by Poles, the regiment became part of the personal guard of Emperor Napoleon and took part in the most important campaigns of the Napoleonic era. Their courage, training and loyalty gained recognition not only Napoleon himself, but also European war chroniclers. They were particularly memorized thanks to the engraver charging under Somosier in 1808 - an event that was permanently enrolled in the National Matarian Mitology as a symbol of Polish heroism and determination.
The release of this coin aimed to not only commemorate the cheese as soldiers, but also their role in building Polish historical consciousness and military tradition. It reminds you when fighting under foreign banners, Poles have not stopped dreaming about regaining independence, and their armed act became a testimony to national identity. The coin is not only a collector, but also educational and patriotic.
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