A well-known and highly regarded medal designed by J. Aumiller and struck at the State Mint in Warsaw.
Minor tarnish.
Obverse: the heads of Lubecki and Jelski; the legend on the rim reads:
KSAWERY LVBECKI – COUNT LVDWIK JELSKI 1828 – May 6, 1928;
Reverse: a plaque surmounted by an eagle, set within a wreath; the inscription inside reads:
THE POLISH STATE / ESTABLISHING IN 1924 / THE BANK OF POLAND / AS A PILLAR OF MONETARY ORDER IN THE COUNTRY / AND AS AN EXPRESSION OF SPIRITUAL CONTINUITY / WITH THE ANCIENT INSTITUTION OF THE SAME NAME / EXPRESSES ITS GRATITUDE TO THE MANY CITIZENS / WHO SPARED NO SACRIFICE / FOR THE NATIONAL TREASURY, below MCMXXVIII;
Bronze, diameter 55 mm, weight 71.56 g.
