One of the rarest items among the Second Republic proofs, minted to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Siege of Vienna.
An impressive and highly sought-after proof clip of the dime with the image of John III Sobieski.
Of the four clips of the Second Republic, the type with Sobieski is considered the most difficult to acquire in mint condition.
On the obverse, on the monarch's shoulder, is the convex inscription PRÓBA.
The mintage was only 100 pieces, making this type one of the rarest and most collectible samples of the interwar period.
Intense luster, background rubbed.
A must-have in any collection of Second Republic samples, and a great addition to a collection of circulating coins with a clip depicting John III Sobieski.
Silver, dimensions 35× 35 mm, weight 28.77 g.
