We invite you to purchase an exceptional Polish collector coin – 100 złotych from 1966, minted on the occasion of the Millennium of the Polish State. It is not only a means of payment but above all a historical keepsake of enormous patriotic and collector value. The coin was minted in 900 fineness silver (Ag 900), weighs approximately 20.2 grams, and has a diameter typical for coins with a face value of 100 złotych from this series. On the obverse there is an eagle with a crown – the emblem of the Polish People's Republic, while the reverse is adorned with profiles of the first historical rulers of Poland: Mieszko I and his wife Dobrawa. Their images symbolize the beginning of Polish statehood and the Baptism of Poland in 966. The condition of the coin is typical for collector circulation – it has natural traces of circulation, which gives it an authentic character of a memento of a bygone era. It is a must-have for every collector of PRL numismatics, lovers of medieval history, and those interested in national martyrology and symbolism.

• Denomination: 100 złotych
• Year of issue: 1966
• Theme: Millennium of the Polish State – Mieszko I and Dobrawa
• Material: Silver 900 fineness (Ag 900)
• Weight: approx. 20.2 g
• Period: People's Republic of Poland (PRL)