A very attractive piece of Nike 1932 - an unquestionable rarity.
Original, natural, piece in good, second state of preservation.
The cut of the date, as well as other features of this vintage preserved (more about them in an article on the GNDM blog, a video about another piece of nike 1932 on youtube.com/GNDMtv).
The rarest circulating coin of the Second Republic, which, despite a theoretically high mintage, in reality practically did not enter circulation, because in 1932 the parity of silver circulating coins was changed and with this date 5 gold coins of a new type, smaller and lighter - containing less silver - were introduced into actual circulation. J. Chalupski in "Specialized Catalogue of Polish Coins" part II writes:
"After this issue was withdrawn from circulation, the Warsaw mint melted 22.8 million five-gold coins out of a total mintage of 26.7 million. The vast majority of coins from the 1932 mintage were melted, hence its great rarity and high market quotations....".
