Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Poznań. Plaque 1974, In Recognition of Merit, People's Republic of Poland, designed by Józef Stasiński, unsigned and unnumbered, cast Bronze 111 x 107 mm, weight 385,11 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, PRL (1952–1989), Koszalin. Medal 1987, Kazimierz I Odnowiciel 1034-1058, MMP 87/676, Paszkowycz 66/87, designed by E. Olszewska-Borys, issuer: Polish Archaeological and Numismatic Society, Branch in Koszalin, mintage 2247 pcs, Bronze 70 mm, weight 132,3 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, PRL (1952–1989), Chełm. Medal 1985, Kazimierz Sprawiedliwy 1177-1194, MMP -, Paszkowycz 135/85, designed by J. Jarnuszkiewicz, issuer: Polish Tourist and Sightseeing Society, Chełm, mintage 500 pcs, Bronze 70 mm, weight 142,1 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989). Medal 1981, Col. Michal Chomętowski, Commander of the Pikiniers in the Kosciuszko Uprising, Fallen near Chelm on 8.VI.1794, signed JA/1981, Silver plated Bronze 70 mm, weight 163,83 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Medal 1984, Karol Beyer, Founder of the Warsaw Numismatic Society, MMP 84/176, Paszkowycz 106/84, designed by S. Wątróbska - Frindt, issuer: Polish Archaeological and Numismatic Society, Warsaw, mintage 750 pcs, Silver plated Bronze 70 mm, weight 115,4 g., Condition UNC

Poland. Set of 6 medals “Masterpieces of Polish Painting”, medals size 35 x 60 mm, pure silver plated copper and selective gold plating of the highest sample 999/1000, weight 50 g. each, pad printing, Condition Proof, certificates of authenticity

Poland. Medal ‘Talent for Doing Good’, Cooperative of Disabled People in Wyszków, white metal 75 mm, weight 279,20 g, Condition aUNC, box

Poland, PRL (1952-1989), Gdansk. Medal 1974, Opening of the Northern Port, MMP 74/5, Paszkowycz 3/74, by F. Dushenko, issuer: Northern Port, Gdansk, mintage 300 pcs, Silver plated Bronze 70 mm, weight 143,4 g., Condition aUNC, original and dedicated box - signs of wear

Poland, PRL (1952–1989). Medal 1986. 100 Years of the Polish Historical Society 1886-1986, Xawery Liske, First President of the Historical Society, MMP 86/679, Paszkowycz 154/86, designed by E. Olszewska-Borys, issuer: Polish Historical Society, Warsaw, mintage 650 pcs, Bronze 70 mm, weight 135,6 g., Condition aUNC

Poland. Set of Silver Medals 2009, Animals - Symbols of Polish Nature, 11 pcs, Treasury of the Mint of Poland, by Robert Kotowicz, Silver with multicolored images of animals 32 mm, pad printing, weight 14,14 g. .925, Condition Proof, certificates of authenticity, original elegant case

In the collection: WHITE-TAILED EAGLE, WHITE STORK, BEAVER, CHAMOIS, MUTE SWAN, BROWN BEAR, LYNX, SPOTTED SALAMANDER, TARPAN, POND TURTLE AND BISON.

Dedicated book for each medal, each volume prepared especially for holders of the collection Symbols of Polish Nature - Animals. Each book measures 14,60 x 14,60 cm, hardcover, richly illustrated, contains an interesting description of the animal in Polish. An educational addition and complement to the collection, sure to interest any young numismatist and lover of Polish nature.
The set lacks a book dedicated to the Chamois.

Poland, Kutno. Uniface medal Agromet Metallurgical Plant of Agricultural Machinery Industry, silica 58 mm, weight 123,2 g., Condition aUNC

France / Poland, Henry III Valois and Louise de Lorraine. Silver medal without date (ca. 1579), by Germain Pillon, Silver 43 mm, weight 37.28 g., Condition XF, dark patina, later strike 19th cen.?, semicircular - unmachined edge indicates that it may be 18th century

Obv: Bust of the king to the right,  HENRICVS•III•D•G•FRANCORVM•ET•POL•REX / Rev: Bust to left of queen, •LODOICA•LOTARAENA•REGINA•FRANC

Poland, PRL (1952–1989), Koszalin. Medal 1987, Kazimierz I Odnowiciel 1034-1058, MMP 87/676, Paszkowycz 66/87, designed by E. Olszewska-Borys, issuer: Polish Archaeological and Numismatic Society, Branch in Koszalin, mintage 2262 pcs, Silver plated Bronze 70 mm, weight 143,1 g., Condition UNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Poznań. Author's medallion National Fair September 6-16, 1959, For a Good Exposition, designed by Józef Stasiński, Opus 97, signed, cast Bronze 103 x 98 mm, weight 287,8 g., Condition aUNC, patina

Poland. Commemorative medal, XXII Olympic Games Moscow 1980, white metal 35,00 mm, weight 25,10 g., Condition aUNC