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| 背面描述 | Boldly detailed bust of Marshal Józef Piłsudski facing slightly left, depicted in military uniform adorned with epaulettes, decorations, and a prominent cross medal suspended at the chest. The effigy occupies the lower two-thirds of the field in high relief against a deeply mirrored background. The curved legend MARSZAŁEK PIŁSUDSKI arcs across the upper portion of the field in large raised letters, with the engraver's signature visible in small characters at the lower left. |
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This piece belongs to a wave of commemorative issues Poland released almost immediately after the fall of communist rule, when the state mint was suddenly free to rehabilitate figures who had been ideologically suppressed for decades. Piłsudski — founder of the Second Republic, architect of the 1920 victory over Soviet Russia — had been an awkward figure under the People's Republic, acknowledged grudgingly if at all.
The face value of 100,000 złotych reflects the terminal inflation of the communist-era economy, which by 1990 had rendered ordinary denominations nearly meaningless. Poland redenominated in 1995, making this nominally worth one new grosz.