Poland 1951 – Nicolaus Copernicus
Nicolaus Copernicus appears for the seventh
time in our list on the highest-but-one value in a set of six
issued to mark the first Polish Scientific Congress. The other
subjects in the set, in ascending order of value, were:
Stanislaw Staszic, a leader of the Polish enlightenment; Marie
Curie; Zygmunt Wróblewski and Karol Olszewski, a pair of
chemists and physicists who worked together; Marceli Nencki, a
biochemist; and finally a coat of arms with the inscription
“1st Kongres Nauki Polskiej” and a symbolic dove
and book.
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