Poland, John Paul II. Medal commemorating the Pope's fourth pilgrimage to Poland on June 1-10, 1991, Cast Bronze 76 mm, weight 165,96 g., Condition UNC, large and impressive medal

Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Medal 1982, Lt. Emilia Gierczak, MMP 82/500, Paszkowycz 10/82, designed by W. Czechowska-Antoniewska, mintage 300 pcs (reissued 1984 - 200 pcs), Bronze 70 mm, weight 139,09 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, PRL (1952–1989). Medal 1986, Grunwald 1410, Władysław Jagiełło, MMP 86/380, Paszkowycz 9/86, designed by B. Chmielewski, issuer: Polish Archaeological and Numismatic Society, Warsaw, mintage 1000 pcs, Silver-plated Bronze 70 mm, weight 148,1 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Medal 1976, Marshal Konstanty Rokossowski 1896-1968, MMP 76/276, Paszkowycz 42/76, designed by J. Misztela, Bronze 70 mm, weight 140,99 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Large one-sided medal, General Władysław Sikorski, cast 95 mm, weight 150,2 g., Condition XF+, original case (damaged)

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989). Medal 1979, Friendly Army Championship, MMP 79/27, Paszkowycz 3/79 (Sports Medals), designed by E. Gorol, mintage 230 pcs, Bronze 70 mm, weight 124,36 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Warsaw. Medal 1968, Biennale of Sculpture in Metal, MMP 68/200, Paszkowycz 12/68, designed by J. Markiewicz-Nieszcz, mintage 100 pcs, issuer: Warsaw Biennale of Sculpture in Metal in Wola, Warsaw, Silver plated Bronze 69x66 mm, weight 129,12 g., Condition UNC, medal from the collection of Stanislaw Niewitecki, prominent Polish numismatist.

Poland, PRL (1952–1989), Kutno. Medal 1984, General Franciszek Alter 1889-1945, on the 45th Anniversary of the Battle of Bzura, MMP 84/69, Paszkowycz 50/84, designed by G. Kowalski, issuer: Koło Przyjaciół Biblioteki at the Municipal Public Library in Kutno, mintage 400 pcs, Silver plated Bronze 70 mm, weight 140,59 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Medal 1977, On the Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Feliks Dzerzhinsky, To the Heroes of the October Revolution, MMP 77/334, Paszkowycz 12/77, designed by W. Czechowska-Antoniewska, mintage 500 pcs, Bronze 70 mm, weight 147,18 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989). Medal 1988, Marshal of Poland Jozef Pilsudski, 70th Anniversary of Poland's Independence, Nestorowicz 166, cast Bronze 80 mm, weight 189,72 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, PRL (1952-1989), Warsaw. Medal 1983, Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, MMP 83/622, Paszkowycz 9/83, designed by K. Danielewicz, mintage 2000 pcs, Bronze 70 mm, weight 130,71 g., Condition UNC/aUNC.

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Augustow. Medal 1989, General Ignacy Prądzyński 1792-1850, Creator of the Augustow Canal, MMP 89/149, Paszkowycz 128/89, designed by S. Wątróbska-Frindt, issuer: Polish Archaeological and Numismatic Society, Augustow, mintage 25 pcs, Silver 70 mm, weight 167,4 g. .925, Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Chelm. Medal 1987, Leszek the White 1194-1227, MMP 87/623, Paszkowycz 27/87, designed by J. Jarnuszkiewicz, issuer: Polish Tourist Society, Chelm, mintage 2700 pcs, Bronze 70 mm, weight 146,5 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989). Medal 1959, First Prize for the Breeder of Cattle Distinguished at the District Exhibition, MMP 59/53, Paszkowycz 2/59, designed by Z. Kann-Pociłowska, mintage 500 pcs, issuer: Ministry of Agriculture, Warsaw, gilt Bronze 60 mm, weight 68,80 g., Condition UNC/aUNC, medal from the collection of Stanisław Niewitecki, prominent Polish numismatist.

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Warsaw. Medal 1960, International Philatelic Exhibition, like MMP 60/81 (only in gold), like Paszkowycz 9/60 (only in gold), designed by W. Jastrzębowski, issuer: Polish Philatelic Union, Main Board, Warsaw Bronze 32 mm, weight 11,12 g., Condition UNC/aUNC, medal from the collection of Stanislaw Niewitecki, an outstanding Polish numismatist.

Extremely rare, probably a trial bronze struck from a medal in the small size of 32 mm, in gold only and only struck about 5 pieces, the catalogue mentions gilt trials in this size and an edition of 2 pieces.