A gold coin commemorating the participation of the Polish Olympic team in the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver. Its issue is a tribute to the Poles who set sporting standards and competed on the world stage in winter sports. The coin is part of the Polish Olympic Team series and was issued in connection with the Vancouver Games, making it a symbolic tribute to all our athletes, whose efforts and successes strengthen our sense of national pride. The issue of the coin is part of the tradition of honoring Olympians by the National Bank of Poland, recognizing their achievements as an element that builds Poland's image on the international stage. It is not only a valuable collector's item, but also a reminder of determination, sporting excellence, and the power of sport to unite society.
The graphic composition of the coin directly refers to the winter theme and the spirit of sporting competition. The whole is kept in the style characteristic of Olympic issues – with an emphasis on the symbolism of movement, national identification, and moderate decorativeness. On the reverse, in the central part, there is a figure of a cross-country skier in motion, reflecting the tension and effort of sporting competition. Below is a maple leaf, which clearly refers to Canada, the host country of the Games. On the right, in the upper part, there is a simplified logo of the Polish Olympic Committee, while along the rim there is an inscription: POLISH OLYMPIC TEAM VANCOUVER 2010. The obverse also features the silhouette of a skier, giving the coin a consistent, two-sided composition. There is also a snowflake, which emphasizes the winter context of the event. In addition, there is also the emblem, the inscription RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA (Republic of Poland), the year of issue, and the denomination.
The coin was issued to honor Polish athletes participating in the XXI Winter Olympic Games, which took place in Vancouver, Canada, from February 12 to 28, 2010. The issue of this coin was not only an expression of support for the Polish national team, but also a symbol of recognition for the effort, dedication, and Olympic spirit of competition that accompanies athletes preparing to participate in this prestigious sporting event. Vancouver 2010 was another arena where Poles competed for medals and honors, continuing our country's tradition of participating in the Winter Olympics since 1924.
The coin is part of a long tradition of numismatic issues accompanying Olympic events, which aim to preserve the memory of sporting achievements and promote the ideas of fair play, competition, and national pride. Its issue was also an opportunity to recall the importance of sport as a factor uniting society and promoting Poland on the international stage.
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