The coin from the series "History of Polish Coin" commemorating the history of the Polish mint art dedicated to the "Bracteate of Mieszko III the Old".
The obverse of the coin features an image of Mieszko III the Old taken from the drawing depicted on a paten (app. 1180) given by the King to the Cistercian monastery in Ląd, and an obverse of a contemporary 10 zloty coin.
The reverse of the coin depicts an image of a denarius of Mieszko III the Old with an inscription written in Hebrew alphabet. On the right, along the rim – an inscription: BRAKTEAT MIESZKA III STAREGO (the name of the coin in Polish). Design: Dominika Karpińska-Kopiec
Issued coins from this series: Denarius of Boleslaw Chrobry, Denarius of Boleslaw II the Bold, Boleslaw the Wry-Mouthed – denarius, cat. 2.
Сountry: | Poland |
Data of issue: | September, 2014 |
Face value: | 10 Polish zloty |
Metal: | Silver .925 |
Weight: | 14,14 g |
Diameter: | 32 mm |
Quality: | Proof |
Mintage: | 20,000 pcs |
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