November was a busy time at our Mint, but we are coming back to you with a summary of October. See which products were most frequently purchased by you.
The first coin in the "Ancient Calendars" series. No wonder that many of you decided to buy it. The reverse has an exceptionally high relief, which makes every detail of the design perfectly visible; successive circles dividing the coin into segments, ornaments, images of elephants or temples. The whole is emphasized by the antique finish of both the reverse and the reverse side.
Alegorie is a new series released this year by Germania Mint. It immediately attracted the attention of investors. The first reason is the manufacturer - Germania Mint is a world famous mint, which is famous for minting coins of the highest quality. The second thing that influenced the interest in these coins was of course the topic. The personifications of various countries are a very popular and valued by collectors image of many coins. Each new issue of the series will present Germany together with the personifications of other nations. In October, one of the 3 versions of the coins - the 3 ounce one - was popular.
This coin is a continuation of the "Code of the Future" series, already known to collectors, which, as the name suggests, shows our ideas about future technology and achievements. The previous coins from the series were very popular, but this is no different in this case. This time the reverse of the coin shows an image of a human being, all his tendons and muscles in relation to the passing time. Immortality has been the subject of dreams and searches of many people since the dawn of time, be it medieval alchemists or modern bioengineers. The coin features a consistently low mintage (500 pieces), engraving that shows every detail of the design - even as small as a clockwork - as well as the series' characteristic UV and....fluorescent printing!
It was (and still is!) a real hit. The first ever 19 PLN banknote was immediately hailed as the most interesting issue of the National Bank of Poland in 2019. It went into circulation on 2 October, and just a week later its value increased 4 times! The note was issued on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Polish Security Printing Works (PWPW). It is the 11th collector banknote issued by the National Bank of Poland. The reverse of the banknote depicts Ignacy Paderewski.
At the very top of the podium was the second coin from the relatively new "Great Commanders" series. After Spartacus the time came for Leonidas. The coin on the reverse shows a very detailed image of the Battle of Thermopylae. Every warrior is perfectly visible thanks to the high relief and the antique finish of the coin. An interesting addition characteristic for this series is the red gold plating, imitating the blood of warriors. This collection will enrich every lover of history, as well as military and battles.
