Poland 2 Zlote 2008 Łowicz

Obverse: In the central part there is the image of an eagle established as the emblem of the Republic of Poland. On the right there is an inscription: 2 ZŁ. At the top there is a semicircular inscription: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA and the year of issue: 2007. Below the eagle there is an image of a fragment of the town wall with merlons and an open gate with a lifted portcullis visible in the background. There is the mint mark under the eagle’s left leg. Reverse: The image of the Town Hall in Łowicz. On the left and on the right there are images of trees. At the bottom there is an image of a fragment of a Łowicz folk art paper cutting. At the top there is a semicircular inscription: ŁOWICZ. On the edge: The inscription NBP repeated eight times. Every second inscription is inverted 180 degrees and separated with stars. Obverse designer: Ewa Tyc-Karpińska Reverse designer: Robert Kotowicz