This year, a total of nearly PLN 139,000 will be transferred by the Mint of Poland to the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity Foundation for the Foundation’s charitable causes. The record-high sum was raised in the special auctions organized by the company during the 29th Grand Finale of the country’s major annual charity fundraiser.

Mennica Legacy Tower has been recognised as the Best Real Estate Investment in Europe. The Warsaw office complex won in the “Commercial High-Rise Architecture” category of the prestigious European Property Awards competition. It is yet another award for Mennica Polska’s flagship project in the last 12 months.

In the era of record low interest rates on bank deposits and great market uncertainty, we are all looking for a safe haven for our savings to protect them from inflation with a potential for profit in the long-term. Over the last year, many investors found such a safe haven in gold. The precious metal landed in the portfolios of not only large and seasoned investors but also smaller ones who are only starting to build their ‘nest egg’ with relatively small amounts of capital. To respond to the continued huge interest of clients, the Mint of Poland has now launched the sale of gold products in its fifth stationary retail outlet.

Cashless payments for public transport tickets are highly rated and widely expected by passengers, as confirmed by the sales results in the locations where the Mint of Poland launched its innovative ticket payment solutions over the last months. The figures show that public transport users in Bydgoszcz and Włocławek are keen to take advantage of the new functionalities to pay for their tickets via mobile ticket vending machines or to buy season tickets stored on a contactless card.

Every opportunity to support and raise funds for the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity is a golden one. Together, we can set the new record of the total collected funds! Join us on the Mint of Poland’s exclusive auctions and bid to help with us! The participants will be able to bid for 29 exclusive medals minted especially to commemorate the 29th Grand Finale of the country’s leading annual charitable fundraiser and for two special site tours of the Company’s factory.

In the Fourteenth International Contest “Coin Constellation 2020”, the Mint of Poland won awards in a total of three categories: “Original Technology”, “Unique Concept” and “Coin Classics”. It is a huge success for Poland’s largest collector coin manufacturer as the competition was very strong – this year’s edition of the prestigious contest organized by the Water Mark Publishing House was attended by 26 participants, including the world’s leading mints, national banks, and coin distribution companies.

Gold is considered the safest investment and an ideal store of value, particularly during times of great economic uncertainty. This year, the customers of the Mint of Poland have purchased in total 1.7 tons of this precious metal. To respond to this unprecedented high demand for gold investment products, on 17th December the Mint of Poland launched the sale of its products in a new stationary point of sale in Warsaw.

The Mint of Poland was announced one of the winners in the ‘Good Company’ Awards in the Mazovia Province. The Company was named “The Best Innovator” in the group of Large and Medium-Sized Enterprises. The contest, initiated by the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP), is held under the patronage of the Marshal of the Mazovia Province and the President of the Capital City of Warsaw.

The Mint of Poland has launched a pilot implementation of a novel fare calculation system on public transport in Łódź. For the first time in Poland, fares for tram journeys with transfers between the lines, paid for with a contactless card in mobile ticket vending machines using the Company’s Open Payment System (OPS), will be automatically added up. As a result, passengers will pay less as two separate journeys will be settled as one.

As from today, public transport passengers in Włocławek can freely make use of a new innovative ticket payment method. Thanks to the cooperation of the Mint of Poland and local government, public transport tickets may be paid for in a cashless transaction onboard the vehicle that takes half a second. To do that, upon selecting the required ticket, the bank card or smartphone using HCE or NFC technology need only be touched to the onboard ticket terminal. The new payment method is available on all public transport vehicles in Włocławek.