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The 1 złoty silver collector’s coin of the Second Polish Republic, with a face value of 20 złoty and issued in 2026, is a unique offering dedicated to both experienced investors allocating capital to precious metals and discerning numismatists. This unique coin is the latest installment in the prestigious “History of the Polish Coin” series. Issues released as part of this series by the National Bank of Poland have long been highly regarded on the secondary market, regularly seeing increases in value. Purchasing this product is a safe and proven way to diversify your investment portfolio and protect your savings from the negative effects of inflation.
When deciding to invest in physical numismatic precious metals, the key factor guaranteeing a satisfactory rate of return is the limited availability of the asset. The coin presented here was minted in an exceptionally low, strictly controlled mintage of only 10,000 pieces for the entire global market. This strict mintage limit creates a natural barrier to supply, which will directly drive price increases in the coming years. The investment’s liquidity is guaranteed by the use of pure 925-fine silver and an optimal weight of 28.28 grams, which is equivalent to nearly one troy ounce of silver. The combination of high material value and collectible rarity makes this product a highly sought-after asset.
The combination of state-of-the-art minting technologies with traditional motifs of Polish statehood dramatically enhances this coin’s market appeal. The coin impresses with its flawless precision, achieved through the use of a top-quality mirror die. The reverse features, centered in the composition, a faithful reproduction of the historic 1 złoty circulation coin from 1929. The background is adorned with a subtle geometric ornament, which precisely replicates decorative details from the interwar period. At the top, a distinct inscription running in a semicircle identifies the theme of the issue. The obverse connects the past with the present. The upper part features the obverse of the 1929 1 złoty coin, while the lower part, on a separate circular plane, presents the contemporary image of the eagle established as the emblem of the Republic of Poland, along with the mint mark. An additional visual element of deep historical significance is the fragment of the portal above the entrance to the main operating hall at the former, legendary headquarters of Bank Polski SA on Bielańska Street in Warsaw, placed in the background.
Investing in numismatic items from the “History of the Polish Coin” series is a proven long-term strategy. These coins represent the nation’s tangible heritage, making their value resilient to geopolitical market turmoil. Every detail of this issue has been designed to meet the highest aesthetic standards, making the product ideal for building multigenerational family wealth. Silver, as both an industrial and investment metal, continues to appreciate in value, and when combined with a limited collector’s edition, it generates significantly higher rates of return than standard investment bars or bullion coins.
For larger orders, prices are negotiable.
Due to frequent fluctuations in precious metal prices, we require that your order be paid for and booked within 1 business day.
The order shipping time is 1 business day for products marked as "24-hour shipping," up to 15 business days for other goods, and up to 35 business days in justified cases. This period is counted from the moment the payment is credited.
Please note that if you purchase goods with 24-hour shipping and up to 35 business days in a single order, the goods will be shipped within 35 business days. If you want to receive your order faster, please separate orders with 24-hour shipping and those with standard shipping.
The photos presented on the website are examples. Products may differ from the photos presented. In the case of coins, coins from the current year or previous years are available for sale.
The bars and coins offered by Mennica Skarbowa are products from reputable mints affiliated with the London Bullion Market Association, including: Heraeus, Argor Heraeus, Valcambi, Metalor, C.Hafner, Perth Mint, Münze Österreich, PAMP, Umicore, Rand Refinery, UBS, Degussa, Istanbul Gold Refinery, or other issuers listed in the product parameters. Goods included in the so-called unsorted gold and silver may be an exception. The choice of bar manufacturer is made at random at the order fulfillment stage and depends on the Company's current stock levels.
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