The "Sochi" issue was released in the context of one of the most important sporting events of our time – the Winter Olympic Games, which took place in the Russian city of Sochi. This coin is a numismatic souvenir of that event, referring to the Olympic idea, competition, and unity of nations in the spirit of sporting rivalry. The product is aimed at both collectors interested in sports-themed medallions and those who appreciate coins with historical and symbolic content. It is a great addition to collections dedicated to the Olympic Games, global events, and sporting triumphs, while also being an attractive element of commemorative and cultural collections.
This coin stands out thanks to its clear and symbolic composition, which combines a sporting theme with the calm elegance typical of commemorative collector's editions. The whole design has been created in such a way that both the Olympic theme and the national character of the issue are clearly legible. On the reverse, the central point of the composition is a dynamic image of a ski jumper against the background of a stylized snowflake, which emphasizes the winter character of the event and symbolizes the energy of sporting competition. Surrounding this scene is the inscription "POLSKA REPREZENTACJA OLIMPIJSKA SOCZI 2014" (Polish Olympic Team Sochi 2014) along with the logo of the Polish Olympic Committee, which clearly identifies the theme of the issue and emphasizes its commemorative nature. The obverse is kept in a formal, representative aesthetic - the emblem of the Republic of Poland in the form of a crowned eagle occupies the central place, and around it are inscriptions with the name of the country, the denomination, and the year of issue. The background and layout of the elements are calm and orderly, allowing for unambiguous reading of the information about the issuer and emphasizing the official nature of this commemorative coin.
The issue of this coin was connected with the participation of Polish athletes in the XXII Winter Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014. It was created as a form of commemoration of Poland's presence at one of the most important sporting events in the world and as an expression of support and recognition for the country's representatives competing on the international arena. Issues of this type serve a commemorative and symbolic function, documenting important sporting events in the history of the country. The coin was also intended to popularize the Olympic idea, promote sport, and reinforce the public's awareness of the importance of the Games as an event that brings nations together through peaceful competition.
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