Oxidized and gilded medal sold in an elegant case with the addition of a silver hussar saber.

The silver Hussar medal in the collector's variant is distinguished not only by its elaborate and rich ornamentation, but also by its carefully designed, dedicated packaging, which emphasizes the prestige of the entire set. The set also includes a striking ornately decorated saber alluding to hussar motifs, which is a perfect complement to the medal and a nod to history and military enthusiasts. The medal itself has been treated with oxidation on both sides, which gives it a noble, historical character and brings out the finest details of the relief.

The exact image of the reverse is still a mystery and will only be officially unveiled in January, during the valor's launch. However, it is known that in addition to the traditional silhouette of a hussar, it will feature an image of the Smolensk fortress, referring to one of the most important episodes in the history of Polish arms. The obverse of the medal depicts the Polish eagle of arms from the period of the greatest triumphs of the hussars. On its chest is the coat of arms of Sigismund II Vasa, and in the lower part a fictitious denomination of the value - 1 Polish penny - has been minted, providing a historical stylization and an additional collector's element.