Sigismund I the Old 1506-1548, Denarius without date, Wschowa, RRR.

Cop. 8421 R8, Gum 468 R, weight 0.19 g., a very rare variant so far attributed to John Olbracht. Analysis of the elements of sfragistics showed that the ring in the beak of the eagle, and the circles between the arms of the cross in the coat of arms of the city of Wschowa appear only during the reign of Sigismund the Old, so it is to him that this extremely rare issue should be attributed, an uncleaned coin in an old patina. In the opinion of R. Kozlowski, author of "Wschowa Minting", the denarius was created during the reign of Wladyslaw Varnañczyk, and the two rings in the double cross on the denarius were placed by Wschowa miners after the oath of royal allegiance to the family of Wladyslaw Jagiello, which took place in Koscian - July 8, 1425.