The medal was additionally treated with oxidation and selective gilding, and its mintage was limited to 500 pieces.

We present the second edition of the medal from the Polish Uncjówka series. The 4th medal in the series depicts the figure of Queen Jadwiga, also known as Saint Jadwiga. She was one of the most important figures in Polish history. Jadwiga was known for her great piety and mercy, as well as her charity for the poor and sick. She introduced many reforms in Poland, including in education, construction and administration. She was also involved in international affairs, including negotiations between Poland and the Kingdom of Hungary and issues concerning the Crusades against the Turks.

The reverse of the silver coin is very much inspired by the image seen on the 1932 5 zloty coin. The garland on the woman's head has been changed, here it has been replaced by a crown, additionally the inscription Queen Jadwiga has also been placed. The reverse shows the image of a Polish eagle in a crown in the center, surrounded by the inscription Rzeczpospolita Polska, as well as the name of the symbolic currency 1 Polish grosz.

The collector's version of the medal was additionally covered with a layer of oxidation, giving it a unique aged look. In addition, the Queen's crown and fragments of the encirclement have been selectively covered in gold on the reverse, while the Polish eagle is on the obverse. The medal is sold in a decorative case, which displays the medal's mintage, its diameter, and the silver test. The reverse of the cover bears a patriotic quote by a Polish writer.

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