Sepulchral plate of Thomas Tympfius in St. Mary's Church in Gdańsk

The data set concerns epigraphy. It refers to the sepulchral plate placed in St. Mary’s Church in Gdańsk which is dedicated to Thomas Tympfius,  a minter who, together with his brother Andrew, rented several mints in the Kingdom of Poland, and gave his name to the timpf - the silver zloty released by the Tympfius mint. Unfortunately, as a result of economic difficulties caused by the Swedish Deluge, the coin was undervalued. In the end, these abuses forced Tomasz to flee from the Polish Kingdom and settle in Gdańsk, where he opened a department store. The data set contains one general photo of the sepulchral plate, transcription of its text in Latin, its Polish translation, and the short biography of the deceased, also in Polish.