Sigismund III Vasa, Ort 1622, Bydgoszcz - Sas in oval shield - rare and beautiful
Bust of the king facing right.
Variety with the coat of arms of Sas (Mikolaj Danilovich - Great Treasurer of the Crown) in an oval shield dividing the otolithic inscription at the bottom on the reverse - rarer.
Inscription variety with the king's titulature SIGIS ... PRVS M in the rim on the obverse and ... NEC N SV ... in the rim on the reverse.
Characteristic sash ending.
Crown over the shields of the coat of arms low, without arches, hatched. Crown rim decorated with four rosettes.
Labrets on the sides of the coat of arms shields in the form of a spiral with two arms.
State of preservation: 1-
Minor imperfections of the disc and minting, but for this type a beautifully preserved coin. Beautiful detail. Intense luster and mint mirror. A rare and underrated variety with the Sas coat of arms in an oval shield. In this state of preservation, the coin is rare and quite difficult to get on the collector market. A beautiful piece.
Recommended
Metal: silver
Weight: 6.84 g
Literature: Szatalin B22-III-26, Szatalin/Grendel(2017) BD22-53 (R), Kopicki as 1278, Kopicki(MZIIIW) 947 (R)
