Nicely preserved gold coin with remnants of luster in the background.
Obverse: head to the right, in the rim legend:
STANISLAUS AUG.D.G.REX POL.M.D.L.;
Reverse: crowned five-field escutcheon with the coats of arms of the Crown, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Ciołek coat of arms of the Poniatowskis, in a laurel wreath. Lower the initials of Frederick Sylma - FS and the denomination mark 4.GR., in the rim the legend:
LXXX-EX-MARCA-PURA-COL:1767-;
An item that is an amazing testimony to the era of the decline of the splendor of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, being one of the evidences of the destruction of the national economy by its Prussian neighbor, grown to power thanks to the mistakes of the Polish nobility.
