200 zloty 1975 'XXX Anniversary of the Victory over Fascism' - a commemorative 200 zloty coin, introduced on 28 June 1975 and withdrawn on the date of denomination on 1 January 1995. On the obverse there is an emblem - an eagle without a crown, on the sides the year "1975", under the mint mark in Warsaw, underneath the inscription "ZŁ 200 ZŁ", and around it the inscription "POLSKA RZECZPOSPOLITA LUDOWA". On the reverse side, there are the heads of a Soviet soldier in a helmet and a Polish soldier in a cornel-shaped barrel. The coin was struck in the State Mint, in 750 gauge silver, with an ordinary stamp, on a 31 mm diameter disc weighing 14.5 grams, with a serrated rim, in an edition of 1 825 900 pieces, designed by Stanislawa Wątróbska. This coin is one of three silver two hundred zloty coins introduced into common circulation during the communist era.