Obverse (Image 1) — features the crowned White Eagle, the national emblem of Poland, in the center of a cupronickel disc. The eagle is surrounded by the inscription “RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA” (Republic of Poland) on the brass-colored outer ring. The year of issue, “2023”, is located at the bottom. Small markings under the eagle’s right talon represent the mint mark of the Polish Mint.
Reverse (Image 2) — displays the large denomination digit “2” in the center, partially overlapping the inner disc and the outer ring. Below it is the word “ZŁOTE”. The background features a dynamic design of curved lines and stylized oak leaves—one on the left and one on the right—representing strength and longevity.
The designer The obverse was designed by Stanisława Wątróbska-Frindt, and the reverse was designed by Ewa Tyc-Karpińska.
Where it was minted The coin was struck at the Mennica Polska (Mint of Poland) in Warsaw. This is one of the oldest and most technologically advanced mints in Europe.
About the Polish Złoty The złoty (meaning “golden”) is the official currency of Poland. The current “new” złoty (PLN) was introduced in 1995 following the denomination of the previous currency. The 2 złote coin is a bimetallic coin, often easily recognized by its distinct two-tone appearance, and is one of the most common coins used in daily transactions across Poland.