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200 000 Zlotys Władyslaw III Warneńczyk half length, Trial Strike

Issuer Mint of Poland (Mennica Polska)
Year 1992
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Value 200 000 Zlotys (200 000 Złotych) (200 000 PLZ)
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Obverse description The Polish crowned White Eagle displayed, wings spread, occupies the central field. The circular legend RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA arcs around the upper periphery, flanked by a beaded border. The date 1992, split either side of the eagle's talons, appears in the lower field, with the denomination ZŁ 200000 ZŁ inscribed below in bold relief. A row of triangular denticles frames the inner border.
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Trial strikes from Mennica Polska's early post-communist period document the mint's internal approval process — these nickel proofings were produced to test dies and gain authorization before committing to a precious-metal issue. The Władysław III Warneńczyk 200,000 złoty commemorative was part of a broader 1992 royal portrait series issued as Poland was still navigating the redenomination that would eventually lop four zeros off the currency in 1995.

Władysław III died at Varna in 1444, killed fighting the Ottomans at age twenty, leaving no heir and the Polish-Hungarian throne in crisis. The nickel trial exists in far smaller numbers than the issued gold or silver versions.

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