Poland 20 Zloty 2015 Silver Proof Coin – Grosz of Casimir the Great (History of Polish Coin Series) - 24h Shipping!

The collector's coin "Grosz Kazimierza Wielkiego" with a denomination of 20 zł, issued by the National Bank of Poland in 2015, pays tribute to the monetary reform carried out by Casimir III the Great in the 14th century. Made of high-grade silver (Ag 925), this coin is part of the "History of Polish Coin" series and is highly sought after by collectors and investors.

Description of the silver coin History of Polish Coin: Grosz of Casimir the Great

The reverse of the coin features the reverse of the Kraków grosz of Casimir the Great with the image of a white eagle in a crown and the inscription "+GROSSI CRACOVIENSES". In the background, a fragment of the Wawel Cathedral door with King Casimir's monogram is visible. The obverse of the coin shows the obverse of the Kraków grosz with a royal crown and the inscription "+KAZIMIRVS PRIMVS/+DEI GRACIA REX POLONIE". In the background, there is an image of Casimir the Great holding a model of the Wiślica collegiate church.

Historical significance

The Kraków grosz, introduced by Casimir the Great around 1367, was the first Polish grosz coin modeled on the Prague grosz. Its issuance was a significant element of the monetary reform aimed at unifying the monetary system in the Kingdom of Poland. Currently, fewer than 50 original Kraków grosz coins are known, making them extremely valuable to numismatists.

Investment potential

The "Grosz Kazimierza Wielkiego" coin combines historical value with limited mintage, increasing its investment appeal. As part of the "History of Polish Coin" series, it represents an interesting proposition for collectors and investors seeking unique numismatics with cultural and historical significance.