This is a list of the commemorative and collector coins that Poland will issue this year. I use a few abbreviations here. The (S) means that a coin is isssued as part of a theme series. In the second line you find the approximate date of issue and the denominations. For example, "Jun - 2, 10, 100" means the issue is scheduled for June 2011 and there will be a 2 zł, a 10 zł and a 100 zł coin.
The compositions are:
2 zł - Nordic Gold (Cu89 Al5 Zn5 Sn1)
5 zł / 10 zł / 20 zł - Silver (Ag 925)
100 zł / 200 zł - Gold (Au 900)
Animals of the World (S): European Badger (Meles meles)
(Jan - 2, 20)
Polish Painters of the 19th and 20th Centuries (S):
Zofia Stryjeńska(Jan - 2, 20)
30th Anniversary of the Establishment of the
Independent Students Union(Mar - 2, 20)
In Memory of the Victims of the 10 April 2010 Presidential Plane Crash in Smolensk
(Apr - 2, 10, 20, 100)
Czesław Miłosz (born 100 years ago)
(May - 2, 10, 200)
Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union
(Jun - 2, 10, 100)
Silesian Uprisings (90 years ago)
(Jul - 2, 10)
Ignacy Jan Paderewski (died 70 years ago)
(Aug - 2, 10, 200)
History of the Polish Cavalry (S): Uhlan of the Second Republic of Poland
(Sep - 2, 10, 200)
Europe without Barriers - 100th Anniversary of the Society for the Protection of the Blind
(Oct - 2, 10)
Polish Travellers and Explorers (S):
Ferdynand Ossendowski(Nov - 2, 10)
Polish Football Clubs (S): Polonia Warszawa
(Nov - 2, 5)
History of Polish Popular Music (S):
Grzegorz Ciechowski(Dec - 2, 2x10)
Cities and Places (S): Gdynia, Łodź, Mława, Poznań (Franciscan Monastery), Kraków (Pauline Monastery on the Rock), Kalisz (Franciscan Monastery)
(throughout the year - 2)