A beautiful piece in mint fresh condition, luster falling into mirror, sharp plastic relief.
The second highest NGC grading, among those assigned to date, for this type.
Troy variant with abbreviated date at the end of the legend and the letters H-R at the bottom of the reverse.
Uncirculated variant with SIG III and bust-separated letters DG - REX PO on the obverse, REG POLON on the reverse.
Definitely recommended - brilliant art.
Obverse: royal bust in crown, armor, with a tubular orifice seen from the side, to the right, in the rim a legend with punctuation:
SIG III DG - REX PO M D L;
Reverse: denomination III, below it coats of arms Eagle - of the Crown of the Polish Kingdom, Snop - of the Vasa dynasty and Pogo - of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, below it a legend with punctuation in three lines: GROS ARG/TRIP REG/POLON 96-, below that the coats of arms - Lewart of the Great Crown Treasurer Jan Firlej, between initials I-F, Radwan of the owner of the Bydgoszcz mint Stanislaw Cikowski between initials S-C, and the Rose mark of the administrator of the mints of Greater Poland Herman Rüdiger between initials H-R;
