5 zł Discover Poland – Tykocin

The "Tykocin" 5 zł Coin (2025) is part of the "Discover Poland" series, which features the most important landmarks and places of exceptional historical significance. This edition commemorates the Baroque Church of the Holy Trinity in Tykocin—one of the most valuable monuments of sacred architecture in Poland.

The church was built between 1742 and 1749 at the initiative of Grand Crown Hetman Jan Klemens Branicki. Its design combines elements of late Baroque and Rococo opulence. The interior is adorned with works by renowned artists, including the painting "The Holy Trinity" by Szymon Czechowicz and portraits of the founder and his wife by Antoni Tallmann.

The coin was minted in 2025: its ring is made of cupronickel and the core of aluminum-nickel bronze, with a total weight of 6.54 grams and a diameter of 24 mm. This collector’s item has a limited mintage of up to 1,000,000 pieces. The "Tykocin" coin is not only an attractive addition to any numismatic collection but also a wonderful keepsake for enthusiasts of Polish history and architecture.

On the obverse, the inscription “RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA” and “5 ZŁ” appears in a semicircle. At the bottom is the image of the eagle, the national emblem of the Republic of Poland, along with the year of issue.

The reverse features the western façade of the church, highlighting its monumental architecture with characteristic bell towers and arched connectors.