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Silver Coin 1 Złoty – Stanisław August Poniatowski | Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth | Warsaw Mint 1792 - Original silver coin with a denomination of 1 Złoty (Złotówka koronna), issued by the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth during the reign of the last King of Poland, Stanisław II August Poniatowski (1764–1795). Obverse: Portrait of King Stanisław August facing right, surrounded by the Latin inscription: STANISLAUS AUG. D.G. REX POL. M.D.L. Meaning: “Stanisław August, by the Grace of God King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania.” Reverse: Crowned royal coat of arms of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth divided into quarters: The White Eagle – symbol of the Kingdom of Poland The mounted knight Pogoń – symbol of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania The date appears on both sides of the shield: 17 – 92 Below the shield appears the mint official’s initials: E.B. – Efraim Brenn, administrator of the Warsaw Mint. Around the edge is the inscription: 4.GR. 83½ EX MARCA PURA COLON referring to the silver standard and coinage system used at the time. Specifications: Country: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Mint: Warsaw Year: 1792 Denomination: 1 Złoty Metal: Silver (.550) Catalogue weight: 5.38 g Actual weight: 5.25 g Diameter: approx. 26 mm Reference: Kopicki 2376–2385 Condition: Circulated example with natural wear consistent with age. The king’s portrait shows wear but remains identifiable; the coat of arms, date, and legends are still visible. Attractive natural aged silver patina.