Sigismund III Vasa, Six-Reichsthaler, 1627, Kraków – Półkozic – beautiful
Sigismund III Vasa, Six-Realer 1627, Kraków – Półkozic – beautiful
The king’s bust facing right (Pączkowski variant 14).
Variant featuring the Półkozic coat of arms (of Hermolaus Ligęza—Grand Crown Treasurer), with a shield whose top is curved into two arches, divided at the bottom by a circumferential inscription on the obverse.
Variant of the homage crown (Pączkowski XI.b)—with ovals on the fleurons, inner pearl-shaped arches (Pączkowski variant XI), outer linear arches, and open lily petals (Pączkowski variant b).
Inscription variant featuring the king’s title SIGIS III … POL … on the obverse and GROS … POL 1627 on the reverse.
Variant of Pogoń with a long sword and a braided sword.
Condition: 2+/1-
The uppermost parts of the relief are slightly worn, but the coin is beautifully struck and well-preserved. Three-dimensional relief. Beautiful detail. Intense luster and mint mirror finish. A beautiful piece for discerning collectors.
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Metal: silver
Weight: 4.19 g
References: Pączkowski 170.2, Kopicki 1266, Kopicki (MZIIIW) 925
