History of Polish Cavalry: 17th Century Hussar 200 PLN 2009 Proof

The gold collector's coin History of Polish Cavalry: 17th-Century Hussar with a denomination of 200 zł is a unique numismatic piece issued by the National Bank of Poland to commemorate one of the most elite cavalry formations in history – the hussars. Famous for their extraordinary effectiveness and spectacular appearance, the hussars formed the backbone of the army of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the 17th century, achieving numerous spectacular victories.

The coin is minted in 900 gold, weighs 15.50 g, and is produced in the proof standard, emphasizing its mirror-like finish and attention to detail.

Obverse features the eagle emblem of the Republic of Poland. Additionally, elements of hussar weaponry, including weapons and a coat of arms, are depicted, along with the denomination 200 ZŁ and the year of issue 2009.

Reverse depicts a hussar in full battle gear, with his companions in the background. The characteristic wings, lance, and armor symbolize the power and bravery of this legendary formation. At the top of the coin, the inscription "HUSARZ - XVII w." is displayed.