50th Anniversary of June '76 Colorized 10 Zloty Silver 2026 Proof

The Silver Coin 50th Anniversary of June ’76 Colorized 10 zł Silver 2026 Proof is a commemorative issue honoring the events of June 1976—an important moment in Poland’s recent history that became a symbol of social resistance and the struggle for dignity and civil rights.

The coin was struck in the highest purity silver, Ag .999, with a weight of 14.14 g and a diameter of 32 mm. The face value of the issue is 10 zł. The Proof minting standard was used in combination with UV printing technology, making it possible to achieve a mirror-like background and precisely highlighted color details.

The mintage was limited to 8,000 pieces, giving the issue a distinctly collectible character. It is an excellent choice for those interested in historical numismatics and for collectors who value the combination of modern decorative techniques with an important commemorative message.

Obverse features the coat of arms of the Republic of Poland along with the face value and year of issue. The composition is complemented by the inscriptions “Radom,” “Ursus,” and “Płock”, referring to the three main centers of the workers’ protests of June 1976, as well as elements characteristic of contemporary collector coins issued by the National Bank of Poland.

Reverse refers to the events of June ’76, presenting a symbolic composition commemorating the workers’ protests. The UV printing highlights selected details of the design, reinforcing its historical message and giving the coin a distinctive character.