Poland 10 Zlotych2008Y# 658

Obverse: In the center, on the glass core, there is an image of a man blowing glassware and an inscription in the rim of the core: POLSKIEGO OSADNICTWA W AMERYCE PÓŁNOCNEJ to be read on the reverse. There is an image of the map of Virginia on the ring, and the inscription at the top: WIRGINIA placed on a sash. There are images of settlers on the left-hand side of the core and images of Native Americans at the right. Below the core, there is an image of the eagle established as a state emblem of the Republic of Poland. There is a notation of the year of issue on the left-hand side: 2008. On the right-hand side there is an inscription: 10/ZŁ, and at the bottom a semicircular inscription: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA. There is a mint mark at the eagle’s left leg. Reverse: In the center of the glass core there is an image of a man blowing glassware and an inscription in the rim: POLSKIEGO OSADNICTWA W AMERYCE PÓŁNOCNEJ. On the both sides of the core there are images of men smelting glass. There are images of a ship and newly-arrived settlers above the core. Below the core, there is an inscription: JAMESTOWN, placed on a sash, and another inscription below: 400. ROCZNICA. Coin designer: Robert Kotowicz