John II Casimir, 3 groschen 1652, Vilnius - very rare

Phenomenal mint piece with a beautiful luster, in a cabinet-like patina.
The most beautiful representative of this extremely rare Lithuanian trojak on the collector's market.
Excellent presence, sharp relief, minor imperfections of the plate.

The rarest among the Lithuanian Trojaks of John Casimir, minted without the permission of the then Seimas.
Type of coin with characteristic marking of its rate (under the Pahonia, sides of the Gozdawa coat of arms digits 3-0) as 1/30 thaler.

Extreme rarity confirmed in catalogs: RRR (Ivanauskas), R7 (Iger and Kopicki), 60 marks in gold (Tyszkiewicz).
Definitely recommended - for the best collections.

Obverse: in the rope border a royal bust wearing a crown, armor and cloak, to the right, in the outer border the legend:
IOA:CAS:D:G:REX:POL.M:D:L:;
Reverse: in the rope border a Pogoń, below it a 3-0 marking punctuated by the Gozdawa coat of arms, in the outer border the legend:
GROSS:ARG:III:P:MAG:DVC:LI 1652;