The National Bank of Poland presents a new commemorative coin struck at the Mint of Poland, devoted to the history of Polish coinage. The “Bracteate of Leszek I the White” is a consecutive silver token from the series “The History of Polish Coin”.

• minted in .925 sterling silver
• commemorative and historical value
• fusion of traditional and contemporary coinage
• limited mintage
• attractive design!

Obverse:
In the central part of the coin – image of a10-zloty coin, stylized for contemporary Polish circulation coins. To the right – image of  a seal attributed to Leszek I the White.

Reverse:
The reverse of the coin depicts a bracteate of Leszek I the White against the Romanesque church of Saint Thomas Becket of Canterbury in Sulejów. Left-side, along the rim – inscription (name of the coin): BRAKTEAT LESZKA BIAŁEGO (bracteate of Leszek I the White).