The silver colored Hussars medal is a limited edition medal of only 200 copies.

The Hussars were an elite heavy-armed cavalry formed in the early 16th century. Originally created as a light cavalry, they quickly evolved into a much more effective heavy cavalry. It won its first victory in 1514 at the Battle of Orsha during the Lithuanian-Moscow War. From that moment began the nearly 200-year history of this formation, whose numerous and spectacular victories made it famous throughout the world.

The reverse of this silver medal depicts the assault of the hussar cavalry facing directly at the recipient. In the first line, the formation is made up of four hussars, their kicks stretched straight ahead, extending beyond the outline of the cylinder. In the background behind them appear more armed men. In the upper part there are consecutive numbers indicating the medal's edition number. At the bottom is the name of the coin in two languages Hussaria+Hussars. The obverse of the coin depicts in the central part the emblem of the Republic of Poland, in the lower part there is a fictitious denomination - 1 Polish Grosz.

Note: the product was not issued by the National Bank of Poland and has no official or official character. The medal was produced by a private company, in no way affiliated with state bodies.