The obverse of the coin shows the composition for this series, which embodies the idea of ​​Ukraine's unity: the small State Emblem of Ukraine is supported by the arms of the Archangel Michael and the crowned lion - symbols of the cities of Kiev and Lviv, stylized inscriptions: UKRAINE, 2002, 10, GREEN, the Mint logo, and also the designation of the metal, its samples - Ag 925 and weight in purity - 31.1

The reverse of the coin in the circle of beads in the center depicts Pylyp Orlyk, who is surrounded by fellow Cossacks, raising his right hand and holding the unfolded roll `Covenants and Constitutions ...` in his left hand. Between the outer edge of the coin and the bead circle, there is a stylized Pylyp Orlyk inscription at the top, bottom left are the years of life 1672 - 1742

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Dedicated to the representative of the Ukrainian gentry family, an associate of Mazepa, who became a hetman in exile - Pylyp Orlyk (1672 - 1742), Author of the first Ukrainian constitution "Covenants and Constitutions of Laws and Freedoms of the Zaporozhian Army ..." (1710), which is a historical monument `a landmark of political and legal thought in Ukraine of the early 18th century, which regulated the main issues of state-building in Ukraine. Artist: Ivakhnenko Alexander Sculptor: Novakovski Andrzej, Demyanenko Vladimir