The obverse of the coin framed in the Old Russian ornament of Princess Olga’s sarcophagus from the Church of the Tithe depicts the small State Emblem of Ukraine and the inscription: 1999, UKRAINE, 10 griven, as well as the metal symbol Ag, its sample is 925, its weight is 31.1.

On the reverse of the coin, against the background of the Olga’s reception scene, the Byzantine emperor Constantine Porphyrogenitus depicts a solemn portrait of the princess and contains stylized inscriptions: OLGA and 945-964 (above) and PRINCE UKRAINE (below in two lines).

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Devoted to Princess Olga (about 910-969) - the owner of the Kiev state in 945-964. Made a state reform. She organized the strongholds of the Kiev central government and local court proceedings, which contributed to the formation of the Old Russian state. In foreign policy, she continued the course begun by Askold. Personally adopted Christianity in Constantinople in 955 g. Subsequently, invited European priests to Kiev for the spread of Christianity. Canonized by the Orthodox Church (christ. Name - Helen). Artist: Taran Vladimir, Haruk Alexander, Haruk Sergey, Kozachenko Vitaly Sculptor: Demyanenko Vladimir, Atamanchuk Vladimir