II. 100 ruble Rusia
III. 10 quetzal Guatemala
IV. 20 quetzal Guatemala
V. 100.000 rupi Indonezia
VI. 100 peso Cuba
VII. 50 dolari Insulele Cayman
VIII. 2.000 peso dominicano Republica Dominicană
IX. 200 zloți Polonia
II. 100 ruble Rusia
III. 10 quetzal Guatemala
IV. 20 quetzal Guatemala
V. 100.000 rupi Indonezia
VI. 100 peso Cuba
VII. 50 dolari Insulele Cayman
VIII. 2.000 peso dominicano Republica Dominicană
IX. 200 zloți Polonia
Un tezaur de monede din argint, poloneze, din perioada 1500-1600 a fost descoperit de către detectoristul Cristinel Șain, din Roșia de Amaradia, în zona Scoarță. Descoperirea a fost făcută chiar în această dimineață, într-o zonă împădurită, la o adâncime de 25 de centimetri. Monedele urmează să fie predate Muzeului Județean Gorj!
Cristinel Michi Șain nu este la prima descoperire importantă, acesta a scos la lumină și monedele de aur bizantine dar și toporul din perioada Eneolitică(cu o vechime de 6000-7000 de ani). Michi Șain face detecții din plăcere de câțiva ani.
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The National Bank of Poland continues to expand its “Discover Poland” series with a new commemorative 5-zloty coin dedicated to the Kozłówka Palace and Park, one of the best-preserved former aristocratic residences in the country. The coin was issued on May 22, 2026, and has a maximum mintage of 1,000,000 pieces.
With this issue, the collection once again focuses on one of those places where history, architecture and landscape come together to showcase an essential part of Polish heritage.
The obverse features the Eagle, the state emblem of the Republic of Poland, in the center on a separate circular plane. Below it appears the year of minting, 2026, while the inscription RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA —Republic of Poland— is inscribed along the upper edge and the face value 5 ZŁOTYCH at the bottom. The edge is irregularly reeded and includes the inscription NBP eight times, alternating with stars.
Data on the currency and its issuance
Concept Data
Country Poland
Face value 5 zlotys
Series Discover Poland
Reason Kozłówka Palace Complex and Park
Date of issue May 22, 2026
Metal Ring: cupronickel / Core: aluminum bronze
Diameter 24 mm
Weight 6.54 g
Quality Traffic standard
Maximum print run 1,000,000 coins
Mint Mennica Polska
The other 22 coins issued in the Discover Poland series
1st – 25 Years of Freedom
2nd – Royal Castle of Warsaw
3rd – Bydgoski Canal
4th – Poznan City Council
5th – Księży Młyn
6th – Castle of the Dukes of Pomerania
7th – Chapel of the Holy Trinity of Lublin Castle
8th – Central Industrial District
9th – Frombork Monuments
10th – Liberation Mound
11th – Basilica of St. Mary of Krakow
12th – Branicki Palace in Białystok
13th – Crane Gate in Gdańsk
14th – Książ Castle
15th – Moszna Castle
16th – Benedictine Monastery of the Holy Cross
17th – Vistula Canal
18th – Paradyż Monastery
19th – Benedictine Abbey of Tyniec
20th – Łańcut Castle
21st – Church of the Holy Trinity in Tykocin
22nd – Brzeg City Council
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III. 50 baht Thailanda
IV. 100 baht Thailanda
V. 500 coroane Islanda
VI. 5.000 coroane Islanda
VII. 100.000 rupi Indonezia
VIII. 20 zloți Polonia - comemorativă
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The National Bank of Poland (NBP) continues to expand its Discover Poland series with a new commemorative coin dedicated to one of the country's most unique Renaissance buildings. A 5-zloty coin featuring the Brzeg Town Hall will be put into circulation on November 20, 2025.
With this issue, the collection continues to showcase iconic places that are part of Poland's historical, architectural, and cultural heritage.
In the center of the coin's reverse, on a separate circular plane filled with wavy lines, and partially along the edge, is an image of the northwest side of Brzeg Town Hall. Along the edge, at the top, is the semicircular inscription: RATUSZ W BRZEGU (Brzeg Town Hall); at the bottom, a separate field displays either the inscription: NBP or the year: 2025, depending on the viewing angle.
The obverse features, in the center on a separate circular plane, the image of the Eagle, established as the state emblem of the Republic of Poland. Below the Eagle is a semicircular inscription of the year of minting: 2025. Along the rim, at the top, is a semicircular inscription: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA (Republic of Poland), and at the bottom, the semicircular inscription: 5 ZŁOTYCH, preceded and followed by a small sphere. Below the Eagle, to the right, is the mint mark.
Data on the currency and its issuance
Metals: Ring: Cupronickel / Central disc: Aluminum and bronze
Dimensions: 24 mm
Weight: 6.54 g
Maximum mintage: 1,000,000
Issue date: November 20, 2025
The other 21 coins issued in the Discover Poland series
1st – 25 Years of Freedom
2nd – Royal Castle of Warsaw
3rd – Bydgoski Canal
4th – Poznan City Council
5th – Księży Młyn
6th – Castle of the Dukes of Pomerania
7th – Chapel of the Holy Trinity of Lublin Castle
8th – Central Industrial District
9th – Frombork Monuments
10th – Liberation Mound
11th – Basilica of St. Mary of Krakow
12th – Branicki Palace in Białystok
13th – Crane Gate in Gdańsk
14th – Książ Castle
15th – Moszna Castle
16th – Benedictine Monastery of the Holy Cross
17th – Vistula Canal
18th – Paradyż Monastery
19th – Benedictine Abbey of Tyniec
20th – Łańcut Castle
21st – Church of the Holy Trinity in Tykocin
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III. 100 rupi Pakistan
IV. 50 kina Papua Noua Guinee - comemorativă
V. 5.000.000 rial Iran
VI. 20 zloți Polonia