Brass 5 Zlotys of Poland Country (AD 1987) with open wings Eagle

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This exceptional Polish 5 Zlotys coin from 1987 represents a treasured piece of numismatic history from the Eastern Bloc era. Struck in nickel brass, this medium-sized coin (24mm diameter, weighing 5 grams) features the iconic Polish national symbol—an eagle with spread wings prominently displayed on the obverse, surrounded by inscriptions and the year of issue. The reverse showcases the denomination, completing this historically significant design.

Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this coin displays remarkable preservation with minimal wear, making it highly desirable for both casual collectors and serious numismatists. The 1987 vintage places it during Poland’s transformative final years under communist rule, just two years before the fall of the Berlin Wall and Poland’s transition to democracy. Coins from this period carry significant historical weight, documenting a pivotal moment in European history.

The combination of its excellent condition, distinctive eagle imagery, and historical context makes this a compelling addition to any collection focused on Cold War-era coinage or Polish numismatic heritage. Whether you’re building a comprehensive Eastern European collection or seeking a conversation piece with genuine historical significance, this authenticated piece offers both tangible value and cultural resonance.