Silver Coin History of Polish Coinage - 1 Zloty Second Polish Republic 20 zloty Silver 2026 Proof Folder/Case

Silver Coin History of the Polish Coin – 1 Zloty of the Second Polish Republic 20 Zloty Silver 2026 Proof is a collector’s issue of the National Bank of Poland, constituting another installment in the “History of the Polish Coin” series. The issuance program presents the most important coins that have functioned throughout the history of the Polish monetary system, highlighting the history of Polish numismatics and the changes occurring in the country’s economy and monetary system.

The coin refers to the 1 zloty from the period of the Second Polish Republic, one of the most recognizable denominations of interwar Poland. The issue recalls the tradition of Polish currency and the role it played in rebuilding the economy after the restoration of independence in 1918.

The numismatic piece has been struck in Ag .925 silver, weighing 26.19 g and measuring 38.61 mm in diameter. The coin has a face value of 20 zloty and has been produced in Proof quality, characterized by a mirror-like field and a matte relief that emphasizes the design details. The total mintage is 10,000 pieces.

The coin is delivered in original mint packaging, which underscores its collector character and makes it an attractive proposition both for numismatists and for those interested in the history of Polish currency.