1614 Polish-Lithuania Sigismund III Vasa 1 Talar

Product Overview

This 1614 1 Talar coin was issued under King Sigismund III Vasa, ruler of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. It is a historic large silver coin from the early 17th century, representing one of the most important monarchs of the Vasa dynasty and a key period in Eastern European history.

Historical Background

Sigismund III Vasa ruled the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth from 1587 to 1632. His reign marked a period of dynastic influence, military campaigns, and cultural development. He also had claims to the Swedish throne, making him a significant figure in Northern European political history.

The 1614 Talar reflects the Commonwealth’s strong economic presence and its participation in international silver trade across Europe.

Design Features

The obverse typically features a detailed royal portrait of Sigismund III Vasa, surrounded by Latin inscriptions emphasizing his royal titles across Poland, Lithuania, and other claims.
The reverse often displays the coat of arms of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, combining the Polish White Eagle and Lithuanian Pahonia (Vytis), symbolizing the dual monarchy structure.

Collectible Value

This early 17th-century Talar is highly valued among collectors of European royal coinage due to its historical importance, artistic engraving, and connection to one of the most influential dynasties in Polish history. Coins from Sigismund III’s reign are especially sought after in Renaissance and early modern numismatics.

Key Features

• · Dated 1614 under Sigismund III Vasa
• · Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth silver Talar
• · Features royal portrait and dual heraldic symbols
• · Strong Renaissance / early Baroque historical significance
• · Highly collectible European large silver coin

Ideal For

• · Early European coin collectors
• · Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth history enthusiasts
• · Vasa dynasty collectors
• · Renaissance-era silver coin collectors

Condition Note

As a 400+ year old historical coin, natural wear, strike variation, and patina are expected. These characteristics enhance its authenticity and reflect its long historical journey.