Kingdom Of Poland Coins By Century (963 - 1586)

Reviving this thread again for a new pick-up.
The coin I'll post also pertains to the thread on coins of West Prussia started by @oriole http://goccf.com/t/343460

Poland 1584 solidus/schilling, Malbork mint first year of operation.

During the reign of Stefan Batory (1576-86), two new crown mints were opened, in Olkusz (1580) and Malbork (1584). They would both operate for relatively short periods, closing in 1601. Additionally, coins were minted in Riga which for the first time bore the image of the Polish king (a few were posted upthread by @jadey).
The reverse legend reads SOLIDVS TERRARVM PRVS or "schilling of Prussia." I think this type is the last one issued in Poland that refers to Prussia as the origin or location of use of the coin.

Here is mine one of the weirdest and nicest Kingdom of Poland coin:





I do not remember exact size, but it is at least 20 mm, maybe a little more. And weight is 0.23 gr. Coin is quite thin. It is really surprise how it survived.

I was able to identify this coin. It is:

http://sredniowiecze.wcn.pl/coins/143

But I didn't find any other references or similar coins besides of it.

I have an unique polish coin from the 11th century. Which is in gumowski. And not in any other reference known? Not any german books or other books appears this coin. But I am still looking for more references. As it appears to be only in black white paper.

I am still discussing with some numismatics about this one. But as it is only be known in this book as far as I know and information Ive gotten. They have no other references to describe it 100% certain to poland. I think as the Herman I denar you see often in auction. It should be him. The portrait is more or less the same. And the style of the coin is identique.

Mine is seen as 1021 and 1022 in the references of Gumowski. 1007 till 1020 you see often in auctions. But not mine