Ukraine 10 hryven coin Yaroslav the Wise Silver 2001 year
On the obverse side of the coin, in the frame of the Old Russian ornament, reproduced from the ornament on the sarcophagus of Yaroslav the Wise, there is a small State Coat of Arms of Ukraine and stylized inscriptions: 2001, UKRAINE, 10, HRYVEN and the logo of the Mint, the designation of the metal, its assay - Ag 925 and the pure weight - 31.1.
The reverse of the coin is Yaroslav Mudry
The reverse of the coin depicts Yaroslav the Wise with a collection of laws in his hand with the two-line inscription ``RUSSIAN TRUTH'' against the background of a mosaic image of the face of Oranta (on the left) and the cathedral (on the right), as well as stylized inscriptions on top in two lines: YAROSLAV, 1015, THE WISE, 1054 and below in two lines: PRINCESS UKRAINE.
Dedicated to the statesman, Grand Duke Yaroslav the Wise of Kyiv (1015-1054), during whose reign Kyivan Rus strengthened and expanded its borders, the international position of the state strengthened, the Kyiv Metropolitanate was founded, a collection of laws of Ancient Russian law was developed, and Ancient Russian culture reached its highest level of development.