An exquisite representative of one of the last vintages of the Bydgoszcz trojak.
Mint fresh condition, sharp plastic relief, charming patina.
The highest grade in NGC grading so far.
Coin type with abbreviated date 99 on the left side of the Lewart coat of arms, with the letter B on the right.
Variety with the Lewart coat of arms in the shield in a punctuation variant not described in the Iger catalog.
Very rare in this state of preservation - to the best collections.
Obverse: royal bust wearing crown, armor, with visible monarch's mantle fastened with a jewel, with a tubular orifice seen from the side, to the right, in the rim legend: SIG-III-D----G--REX-PO-M-DL;
Reverse: denomination marking -III-, below it 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, below it legend in two lines: GROS-ARG/:TRI-R-PO, below it the coat of arms of Levart in a shield, between the abbreviation of the date -99 and the initial of the mint -B- ;
