Sigismund III, 3 groschen 1595, Bromberg

A beautiful, circa-emerald piece with strong luster and charming patina.

Variety with the broad head of the king on the obverse, on the reverse h.Lewart, h.Radwan and the mintmark and the letters V-I.
An undescribed inscription variant of the POLO / POLON legend in the Iger catalog.

Definitely recommended.

Obverse: royal bust in crown, and armor, with tubular orifice seen from above, to the right, in the rim legend SIG III D G REX POLO M D L;
Reverse: denomination mark .III., below it the coats of arms Eagle - of the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland, Snop - of the Vasa dynasty and Pogo - of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, on the left a rosette, below it the legend in three lines with punctuation in the form of dots GROS ARG/TRIP REG/POLON 95, below the coats of arms - Lewart of the Great Crown Treasurer Jan Firlej, between initials I-F, and Radwan of the owner of the Bydgoszcz mint Stanislaw Cikowski between initials S-C, between the coats of arms, above the hooks and V-I dot;