Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Szóstak gdański - August III, 1760 – 1761

6 Groschens from Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. Issued from 1760 to 1761. Struck in Silver (.999). Measures 0 mm and weighs 9 g.

Obverse

The bust of Augustus III in a crown and armor, facing right with the legend around it. (By grace of God Augustus III, King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania, Rus, Prussia, Duke of Saxony and Elector.)

Reverse

Two lions holding a round shield with the coat of arms belonging to Danzig. Over them a wreath with palm and bay leaves. Under it the Roman numeral VI (standing for 6 Groschen) and the designer initials, R E Œ. Around all of it is the legend. (Silver coin of the City of Danzig)