2 Zlotys Woman and Ears, Trial Strike Ag Proof

Poland's interwar monetary reform of 1924 established the złoty as a replacement for the hyperinflated marka, and the years that followed saw the National Bank experimenting with denominations and designs that never reached circulation. This piece is one of those deliberate dead ends — a pattern strike in silver, produced for official evaluation rather than public use. The KM#Pn53 designation places it firmly among a small cluster of 1927 trial pieces that were being considered as the country modernized its coinage ahead of the political consolidation following Piłsudski's 1926 coup.