Oxidized and gold-plated medal sold in an elegant case with the addition of a silver bar.

We present the third installment of the silver Hussars. The value is inspired by the elite Polish cavalry, which played a key role in many battles from the 16th to 18th centuries, especially during the wars of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The Hussars were extremely effective due to their charging tactics, heavy armament and excellent discipline, often smashing much more numerous enemy troops. The most famous victories of the hussars include the Battle of Klushino and the relief of Vienna in 1683.

The reverse of the silver medal presents us with an advancing hussar, she makes a sweep with her saber towards the enemy. The obverse shows us the Polish emblem depicting a gilded eagle. On its chest it bears the coat of arms of Sigismund II Vasa. In the lower part there is a minted fictitious denomination of the coin - 1 Polish penny. In this edition, the manufacturer decided to include an unusual addition, a copy of a very rare coin minted in Moscow at the beginning of the 17th century to pay the pay of Polish soldiers occupying the city at that time.

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.