A beautiful mint piece.
A variety with the PRVS M legend ending, with worm-shaped labrys.
An item which served D. Pączkowski to illustrate the variety in his catalog.
The coin appreciated with the highest, among those given so far, note in the NGC grading.
Obverse: half-figure of Sigismund III Vasa facing right. The epaulet with two rows of small circles with rosettes between them. The wing contains only rosettes. Four-bar crown without circles and crosses on fleurons. Apple without ornament with two jewel bands. The king holds a broad sword with visible shavings. Pollinated sash. The surface of the sash contains two intertwined lines with edges made of circles., in the outer border the legend:
+SIGIS-III:D:G:REX-POL:M:D:LI:RVS-PRVS:M+;
Reverse: A five-field escutcheon with the coats of arms of the Crown, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the coat of arms of the Vasa family, crowned with a crown with a closed rim with 6 cross-shaped jewels, with two fleurons, with a reticulated background, topped with a royal apple; On the sides of the shield the date 16-21 and labrys in the shape of snails, in a corded rim, in the outer rim a legend punctuated by the coat of arms of Sas Treasurer Mikolaj Danilowicz in an ornamental shield:
SAM:LIV:NEC N-SV-GOT:VAN:Q:HRI:R;
