The most difficult to acquire in beautiful condition type of five-dollar coin with Fisherman.
A variation of the circulating version - with an eight in the shape of the infinity symbol, not like a snowman.
The first vintage of the Rybak, minted in a relatively low mintage that actually wore out in circulation.
While typologically the 5 zloty "snowman" is the rarest, it is a coin always found in beautiful condition. In the case of the 5 zloty "infinity" it is extremely difficult to find these beautiful states and the NGC MS66 grade definitely stands out from the available pieces.
In addition, the reverse stamp was made with inadequate patrician pressure (too shallow). Only slightly tighter than on the 5 zloty 1958 "no string" from the collection of T. Kalkowski(auction 10 item 2910).
Definitely recommended.
