Poland 10 Zlotych 2009 - 180 Years of Central Banking in Poland - Proof / Silver

Obverse: At the top there is the image of the eagle from the official national emblem of the Republic of Poland. At the bottom left side there is an image of the seat of the Bank of Poland at ul. Bielańska in Warsaw. At the bottom right side there is the year of the issue: 2009. Below there is an inscription 10 ZŁ. A semicircular inscription at the top: RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA. Under eagle’s left paw there is the symbol of the mint. Reverse: An image of Władysław Grabski. To the left there is an inscription: 1928/2008. at the bottom, against an image of a 10-złoty banknote from 1919. An oblique facsimile of Władysław Grabski’s signature. Inside the rim there is an inscription: 180 LAT BANKOWOŚCI CENTRALNEJ W POLSCE. Coin designer: Ewa Tyc-Karpińska