Silver Coin Halina Konopacka – In Service of the Homeland 10 zloty Silver 2026 Proof Folder/Case

Silver Coin Halina Konopacka – In the Service of the Homeland 10 zł Silver 2026 Proof is a collector issue of the National Bank of Poland dedicated to one of the most outstanding figures in the history of Polish sport. Halina Konopacka went down in history as the first Polish Olympic champion – in 1928 in Amsterdam she won the gold medal in the discus throw, bringing Poland its first Olympic gold medal.

Beyond her sporting achievements, Konopacka was also a poet, a social activist, and a person actively engaged in state affairs. During World War II, she took part in the evacuation of the Bank of Poland’s gold, helping to secure the nation’s financial reserves. Her actions became a symbol of patriotism and service to the homeland.

The coin is struck in .999 fine silver (Ag .999), weighing 13.1 g and measuring 32 mm in diameter. It has a face value of 10 zlotys and features a Proof finish, distinguished by mirror-like fields and a frosted relief that highlights the design’s details. The issue has a mintage of up to 8,000 pieces.

The coin is delivered in an original mint case, which underscores its collectible character and makes it an appealing choice for enthusiasts of Polish history, sport, and modern numismatics.