Trzydukat - August III Sas Drezno mint

The three-ducat denomination was never a workhorse of Polish circulation — it was struck in small runs for presentation purposes and court gifting, particularly under August III, whose reign was defined more by Dresden than Warsaw. August spent the majority of his kingship in Saxony, and the Dresden mint handled much of his Polish gold coinage as a consequence, a jurisdictional oddity that still confuses attribution today.

Kopicki 11359 is among the scarcer documented varieties of this reign.