Composition: Silver (.750)
Weight: ~5 grams
Diameter: 23 mm
Mint: Warsaw

Historical Insight:
The year 1924 was a turning point for Poland’s financial stability. The introduction of the złoty not only strengthened the economy but also reinforced national identity after over a century of foreign domination. The female allegory on the reverse became one of the most enduring and beloved symbols of interwar Polish coinage.

Collecting Note:
Sought after by collectors for its artistic beauty and historical importance, this coin represents both economic reform and cultural revival. Well-preserved examples with detailed relief of the eagle and woman’s portrait are especially prized.