Sigismund III, 3 groschen 1595, Vilnius

The most beautiful, in our opinion, representative of the great rarity of the Lithuanian trojak.
An exquisite mint piece, with beautiful mirror luster.
Uncirculated coin, charming patina.

A very rare transitional trojak, without the coat of arms of Prussia under the Chalecki coat of arms, but already with a bust of a new type, characteristic of coins with Prussia.
A variety that Tadeusz Iger did not describe in his catalog, and Ivanauskas gave the highest degree of rarity - RRRR.

In such a state of preservation and in such a variety - a great rarity.
For the finest collections - definitely recommended.

Obverse: bust of Sigismund III Vasa, wearing crown and armor, with tubular orifice, to the right, in the rim legend with punctuation:
SIG III D G-REX PO M D L;
Reverse: denomination .III.., below it the coats of arms of the Eagle of the Crown, the Snopes of the Vasa dynasty and the Pogon of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, on the sides of the Snopes the date 15-9Z, below it the legend in two lines with dot punctuation:
GROS ARG/TRIP M D L, below it the Chalecki coat of arms of the Treasurer Demetrius Chalecki with dots on the sides;