The obverse of the coin depicts a composition common to this series, embodying the idea of ​​Ukraine’s unity: the small State Emblem of Ukraine is supported by the figures of the Archangel Michael and the crowned lion - the arms of the cities of Kiev and Lvov; stylized inscriptions: UKRAINE, 2001, 10, GRIVEN, Mint logo, as well as the designation of the metal, its samples - Ag 925 and weight in purity - 31.1

The reverse of the coin in a circle of beads depicts a portrait of the hetman with a mace, on the right - the family coat of arms, on the left - the cathedral. Around stylized inscriptions: Ivan Mazepa and 1644-1709

Corrugated

Devoted to the hetman of Left-Bank Ukraine (1687-1709), a well-known social and political figure of Ukraine, philanthropist of education and art, a man of difficult and dramatic fate - Ivan Mazepa, who tried to pursue a cautious but consistent policy aimed at gaining independence by Ukraine. Artist: Ivakhnenko Alexander Sculptor: Demyanenko Vladimir