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100 Zlotys Trial Strike

Issuer Mint of Poland (Mennica Polska)
Year 1990
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Diameter 28 mm
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Obverse lettering · RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA · mw 1990
(Translation: Republic of Poland MW 1990)
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Edge Plain
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Trial strikes (próby) issued by Mennica Polska in 1990 occupy an awkward historical moment: Poland was shedding the communist monetary system but the denominational structure had not yet been formally replaced. The 100-złoty face value was already economically meaningless by this point — hyperinflation had so thoroughly eroded purchasing power that the denomination would effectively disappear in the 1995 redenomination, when 10,000 old złotych became a single new złoty.

Nickel trials from this transitional period were produced in very small numbers for archival and approval purposes, rarely leaving the mint through official channels.

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