N° 2591 | Poland Trojak / 3 Groschen 1539

2591 - Poland Trojak / 3 Groschen 1539
2591 - Poland Trojak / 3 Groschen 1539

Description

Iger G.39.1, N# 144317; Silver 2.36 g.; Sigismund I the Old (1506-1548); Danzig (Gdańsk) Mint; VF

GPT Description

The Poland Trojak / 3 Groschen coin from 1539 is a fascinating piece of history that reflects the economic and political landscape of the time. Minted during the reign of Sigismund I the Old (1506-1548) at the Danzig (Gdańsk) Mint, this silver coin weighs 2.36 grams and is classified as Iger G.39.1, with the identification number N# 144317. During the 16th century, Poland was a powerful and influential kingdom in Europe, with thriving trade routes and a strong economy. The Groschen was a widely used currency in Poland and other parts of Central and Eastern Europe during this period. The design of the coin typically featured the ruling monarch on one side and various symbols or motifs on the other. The year 1539 was a time of relative stability and prosperity in Poland, with Sigismund I the Old known for his efforts to strengthen the kingdom's economy and centralize power. The Danzig Mint, located in the important port city of Gdańsk, played a crucial role in producing coins for the Polish Crown and facilitating trade with other countries. Overall, the Poland Trojak / 3 Groschen coin from 1539 provides a tangible connection to the rich history of Poland and the broader European context of the Renaissance period. Its survival and preservation serve as a testament to the enduring legacy of medieval coinage and the importance of numismatics in understanding the past.
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