A unique opportunity for collectors and history enthusiasts! We offer a unique collection of over 400 Polish boratynki coins, stored in a characteristic bottle. This set is a real time capsule, ideal for people starting their adventure with numismatics, looking for research material, or wishing to enrich their collection with a historical "mass" set.

Boratynki, minted during the reign of King John II Casimir Vasa in the second half of the 17th century, are copper shillings that form an inseparable part of the history of the Polish monetary system. Their name comes from the surname of the mint supervisor – Tytus Livius Boratini. These coins, minted in large quantities, often of poor quality, are today a valuable testimony to the turbulent period of the Swedish Deluge and the economic difficulties of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Condition of coins: According to the seller's description, the coins are in poor condition (low numismatic grade). These are typical circulation specimens, often worn, with visible signs of circulation, which adds to their authenticity and historical character. This condition makes them affordable and excellent for educational purposes or as a basis for further, individual selection.

Uniqueness of the offer: The entire collection is offered in the original bottle in which it was stored for years. This form of presentation itself constitutes a collector's curiosity. It is not only coins, but also a certain history of their collection and storage.

Get this piece of Polish history and add an impressive number of authentic boratynki to your collection. Ideal as a gift for a lover of the past or as the start of your own serious numismatic collection.