Help identify old silver coin from Poland [επιλυμένο]

I bought this recently over internet in a batch named “Poland and Prussia” that was supposed to contain all silver coins. The coin is in bad shape and I am trying to identify it. It has around 16.5-17 mm diameter.

I think this side has some shield divided into four areas and the letters around I see are “???NGISIII.D:G.REX.POLONI???”

This side has a crown on top and maybe big stylized “S” in the center. The letters around I see are “.SOLID???GNI.POLO”

I tried searching catalog with these guessed letters and with the image and didn't find a match. The closes thing was Trzeciak poznański / Ternar - Zygmunt III Waza.

I think it's this one: N#167327

Lettering: SOLIDUS REGNI POLO

Lettering: SIGIS III D G REX POLONI

Year: 1625

It does look like this one! Thanks

magicznyleszek

I bought this recently over internet in a batch named “Poland and Prussia” that was supposed to contain all silver coins. 

12.5% silver on this one.

Interesting. It's good I didn't spend too much on it :D