Casimir IV Jagiellonian. King of Poland (engraving 1826-1827?), all A4 format (passe-partout), picture dimensions 11 cm x 18 cm, good condition.

Wladyslaw Jagiello, King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania, Wladislas Jagellon, portrait, steel engraving 19th century, work from Leonard Chodźko's volume - La Pologne historique, litteraire, monumentale et ilustree, Paris 1839-1841, all A4 format (passe-partout), image dimensions 14 cm x 20 cm, very good condition.

Poland. John Albert (Jan Olbracht) 1492-1501. Polgrosz (1/2 Grossus) no date, Krakow Mint, Kopicki 387, Frynas P.19.1, Silver 17 mm, weight 0,79 g., Condition VF, nice old patia, weakly struck

Poland. Ladislaus I Herman 1081-1102 AD. Denar ND, Krakow mint, Obv: Head left, Rev: Stylised building with three towers / References: Kopicki 32, Frynas P.5.1. Silver 15 mm, weight  ca. 0,8 g., Condition NGC MS 62, grey patina, very well and deep struck specimen

Poland. Casimir Jagiellon 1446-1492. Szelag (Shilling) ND, Torun (Thorn), Kopicki 8222 R, Frynas P.18.11, Silver 19 mm, weight 1,63 g., Condition Good VF+, partially weakly struck, surface with a mint shine

Poland. John Albert (Jan Olbracht) 1492-1501. Polgrosz (1/2 Grossus) no date, Krakow Mint, Kopicki 387, Frynas P.19.1, Silver 18 mm, weight 0,86 g., Condition aXF, nice gold patina, attractive shiny specimen

Poland, Wladyslaw II (Wladislaw II The Exile) 1138-1146 AD. Denar ND, Krakow mint (fight with a lion), Kopicki 49 (R2), Frynas P.7.1, Silver 14 mm, weight 0,49 g., Condition NGC MS 62, nice old patina

Poland. Ladislaus Jagiello (Władysław Jagiełło) 1386–1434. Half Groschen (Polgrosz) ND (ca. 1396-1398), Cracow mint, uderr the crown N, Frynas P.16.1.2, Pawlikowski II.7.1 (BR), Kopicki 361, Silver ca. 21-23 mm, weight ca. 1,45 g., Condition NGC MS 63, typical careless strike, high relief detail, mint gloss background, very nicely preserved, rare in this state of preservation

St. Jadwiga Andegawenska / La Regina Edwige, Queen of Poland, portrait, steel engraving 19th century, work from Bernard Zaydler's volume - Storia della Polonia, Florence 1831, all A4 format (passe-partout), image dimensions 11 cm x 18 cm, very good condition.

Poland. Ladislaus Jagiello (Władysław Jagiełło) 1386–1434. Half Groschen (Polgrosz) ND (ca. 1412-1414), Cracow mint, uderr the crown F‡, Pawlikowski XVII.1, Frynas P.16.1/8, Kopicki 374. Silver 22 mm, weight 1,45 g., Condition NGC MS 64, very rare in this grade

Poland. Boleslaw IV Kedzierzawy (Boleslaus IV The Curly) 1146-1173. Denar ca. 1157-1166, Crakow, Obv.: Emperor Frederick Barbarossa seated on the throne, Rev.: Inscription BOL / EZL / AVS in three lines separated by lines, Frynas P.8.4 R, Gum-H. 89, Kopicki 58 R5, Silver 16,2 mm, weight 0,42 g., Condition NGC MS 64, slightly toned, Beautiful, rare in this grade!

Poland. Casimir Jagiellon 1446-1492. Szelag (Shilling) ND, Torun (Thorn), Frynas P.18.11, Silver 19 mm, weight 1,45 g., Condition VF, dark, old patina

Poland, Leszek Bialy 1202-1227 AD, or successors. Brakteat, Krakow mint - four deer under the cross arches, Garbaczewski 185, Haczewska-Paszkiewicz 2, Silver 15 mm, weight 0,10 g., Condition UNC, a beautiful shiny mint specimen
The brakteat, which in the interpretation of B. Haczewska is a representation of a Romanesque vault, which in this case may signify a baptistery due to the images of deer appearing under the arches (baptismal / rebirth symbolism).

Poland, Ludwik I 1370-1382. Russian Kwartnik (1/2 Groschen) no date, Lemberg (Lviv) mint. Silver 19 mm, weight 1,06 g. Kopicki 3063 (R5), Gum.H 380, Huszár 561, Condition VF+, nice toned

Poland. Boleslaw IV Kedzierzawy (Boleslaus IV The Curly) 1146-1173. Denar ca. 1146-1157, Crakow, Obv.: The knight standing in front of him with a pennant and a shield in his hands, three dots on the left, Rev.: Two princes sitting at the table hold a chalice together, Frynas P.8.2, Gum.H. 93, Kopicki 56 (R1), Silver 16 mm, weight 0,52 g., Condition AU 58, Beautiful toned, rare in this grade