Unique and rare real silver treasures from the treasury of King Henry Valois 1573-1589! Coins of King Henry Valois, who was the first elected king in Polish history as Henry I, were minted in Poland in 1573 and in the years 1575-1589 during the reign seven years after the death of the last king of France from the Valois dynasty, the Duke of Orléans as Henry III in France. Unrefined coins made of pure silver! the coins are stamped with the initials of King Henry Valois himself, the famous 'H' sign with the principles and the royal crown on the obverse of the coins! The reverse shows the 'Knight's Cross' stamped in the center of the reverse. Coins in excavated condition, not cleaned as they were excavated. A unique find, especially since there are very few coins of this type in Europe. A real treasure straight from the castle treasury. From a historical point of view, due to their uniqueness, these coins do not have a specific fixed price. Prices range from several dozen to several hundred euros per piece for small denominations and smaller coins. Coins checked for originality! dating of coins, bullion and period of mintage performed. I highly recommend it to seasoned collectors and connoisseurs. Please visit our other auctions.