Return of Gdańsk Pomerania to Poland 1466 2 oz Silver 2026 High Relief Amber

Silver Coin Return of Gdańsk Pomerania to Poland in 1466 50 zloty 2 Ounces of Silver 2026 High Relief Amber is a collector issue commemorating an event of great significance in the history of Poland—the conclusion of the Thirteen Years’ War and the return of Gdańsk Pomerania to the Kingdom of Poland under the Second Peace of Toruń in 1466. This event strengthened Poland’s position on the Baltic and contributed to the region’s economic and commercial development.

The coin is struck from pure silver of fineness Ag 999, with a weight of 62.2 g (2 ounces) and a diameter of 45 mm. Crafted using high relief technology, it stands out with a deep and detailed execution of the design elements. The composition is complemented by an amber insert, which refers to the tradition and natural wealth of the Baltic Sea region.

The coin’s face value is 50 zloty, and the issue was prepared by the National Bank of Poland, the institution responsible for introducing Polish collector and commemorative coins into circulation. NBP issues are renowned for their high quality of craftsmanship and carefully chosen themes related to the history and heritage of Poland.

The mintage is limited to 7,000 pieces, which emphasizes its collectible nature. The combination of the highest-purity silver, high-relief technique, and an amber detail makes this issue a unique proposition for collectors interested in the history of Poland and modern minting artistry.