The 2 Złote 2004, issued by the National Bank of Poland, is part of the series "Painters of the 19th and 20th Centuries", honoring Stanisław Wyspiański (1869–1907), a renowned Polish artist, playwright, and designer known for his contributions to the Young Poland movement.
The obverse features the Polish eagle, the national emblem of Poland, with the inscription "RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA" (Republic of Poland) surrounding the design. The year of issue, "2004", is inscribed below, along with the denomination "2 ZŁ".
The reverse showcases a finely detailed portrait of Stanisław Wyspiański, reflecting his influence in Polish art and theater. To the right, his name "STANISŁAW WYSPIAŃSKI" and his birth and death years "1869-1907" are inscribed. The background features elements inspired by his famous works, including his distinct stained-glass designs and floral motifs.
Struck in Nordic gold (a copper alloy), this coin is a must-have for art and history collectors, celebrating one of Poland’s most influential cultural figures.
