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crown groschen, Leszczynski, Boguslaw (fl. 1650-1659), John II Casimir Vasa (King of Poland; 1648-1668), Polish coin, crowned eagle with the Vasa coat of arms on its chest, at the bottom the Wieniawa coat of arms of Treasurer Boguslaw Leszczynski, around the inscription: IOA CAS.DG (Wieniawa coat of arms) POL & S.REX; under the crown I dividing the year 16-50 below in three lines: GROS ARG/REGNI./POLON; at the bottom the Wieniawa coat of arms; 1650, Wschowa, Poland; coin, weight 0.69 g

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A34_079

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Keywords

crown groschen Leszczynski Boguslaw fl 1650-1659 John II Casimir Vasa King Poland 1648-1668 Polish coin crowned eagle Vasa coat arms chest bottom Wieniawa coat Treasurer Boguslaw Leszczynski inscription Ioa Cas.Dg Pol & S.Rex under crown I dividing year 16-50 three lines Gros Arg Regni Polon 1650 Wschowa coin weight 0.69 g round metallic object worn textured surface showing raised double-headed bird motif center decorative elements radiating outward surrounded raised characters edge object displays shades gray silver darker gray-brown tarnish small spots darker discoloration lighter highlights raised areas.