II issue of silver coins. 1932 – 1938. ~ Museum of money of Feodosia

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SILVER COINS OF POLAND REPUBLIC. 1932 – 1938. 2 ISSUE.

Monetary system: 1 Zloty = 100 Groszy.
Coins in circulation: 2, 5, 10 Zloty.

These coins withdrawn from circulation from 21.12.1939.
12.06.2009.

Coins

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Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 2 Zlote Year: 1933 Material: Silver Description: Obverse: Crowned eagle with wings open (new coat of arms). Beneath eagle – year of issue. Circular inscriptions: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA (above) and 2 ZŁOTE 2 (beneath). Under right leg of eagle – sign of Warsaw Mint. Reverse: Woman’s head left wearing a Renaissance-inspired headdress, surrounded by rays of wheat (allegory of Poland, the design is sometimes erroneously called the 'Jadwiga' design, after a Polish queen who ruled in the late 1300s. The portrait of Janina Morstinowa). 750 standard silver. Diameter – 22 mm. Weight – 4.4 g. Edge – incised. Mintage: 9 250 000. Designer – Anton Madeiskiy. The coin with date '1932' was put in circulation since 31.10.1932, withdrawn from circulation since 21.12.1939. Country or town: Polish Republic
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 2 Zlote Year: 1934 Material: Silver Description: Obverse: Crowned eagle with wings open (new coat of arms). Beneath eagle – year of issue. Circular inscriptions: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA (above) and 2 ZŁOTE 2 (beneath) surrounded by stylized rays of sun. Reverse: Portrait of Józef Klemens Piłsudski (1865 – 1937), 'First Marshal' and the authoritarian ruler of the Second Polish Republic. To the left – sign of Warsaw Mint. 750 standard silver. Diameter – 22 mm. Weight – 4.4 g. Edge – incised. Mintage: 250 000. Designer – St. Ostrovsky. The coin with date '1934' was put in circulation since 31.06.1934. This type of coin was struck in 1934, 1936. The coin with date 1936 – rare coin. The coin withdrawn from circulation since 21.12.1939. Country or town: Polish Republic
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 2 Zlote Year: 1936 Material: Silver Description: Jubilee coin, dedicated to 15th Anniversary of the building of the Gdynia Seaport. Obverse: Crowned eagle with wings open (new coat of arms). Beneath eagle – year of issue '1936'. Circular inscription: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA. Reverse: Sailing ship, beneath denomination: 2 ZŁOTE 2. To the left and to the right – signature of designer J – A (Jozef Aumiller). To the right, above waves – sign of Warsaw Mint. 750 standard silver. Diameter – 22 mm. Weight – 4.4 g. Edge – incised. Mintage: 3 918 000. The coin with was put in circulation in 1936, withdrawn from circulation since 21.12.1939. Country or town: Polish Republic
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 5 Zlotych Year: 1933 Material: Silver Description: Obverse: Crowned eagle with wings open (new coat of arms). Beneath eagle – year of issue. Circular inscriptions: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA (above) and 5 ZŁOTYCH 5 (beneath). Under right leg of eagle – sign of Warsaw Mint. Reverse: Woman’s head left wearing a Renaissance-inspired headdress, surrounded by rays of wheat (allegory of Poland, the design is sometimes erroneously called the 'Jadwiga' design, after a Polish queen who ruled in the late 1300s. The portrait of Janina Morstinowa). 750 standard silver. Diameter – 28 mm. Weight – 11 g. Edge – incised. Mintage: 11 000 000. Designer – Anton Madeiskiy. The coin with date '1932' was put in circulation since 31.10.1932. A part of mintage without Mint mark was minted at Great Britain Mint (London). This type of coin was struck in 1932 – 1934, withdrawn from circulation since 21.12.1939. Country or town: Polish Republic
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 5 Zlote Year: 1934 Material: Silver Description: Jubilee coin, dedicated to 20th anniversary of Pilsudski's World War I Strzelecki shooting corp (Strzelecki coin). Obverse: Crowned Strzelecki eagle with wings open. Beneath eagle – letter S. Circular inscriptions: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA (above) and 5 ZŁOTYCH 5 (beneath) surrounded by stylized rays of sun. Reverse: Portrait of Józef Klemens Piłsudski (1865 – 1937), 'First Marshal' and the authoritarian ruler of the Second Polish Republic. To the left – sign of Warsaw Mint, to the right – jubilee date '1934'. 750 standard silver. Diameter – 28 mm. Weight – 11 g. Edge – incised. Mintage: 300 000. Designer – St. Ostrovsky. The coin put in circulation since 31.06.1934, withdrawn from circulation since 21.12.1939. Country or town: Polish Republic

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