Polish Olympic Team – Sochi, 200 zloty, 2014, Proof

Polish Olympic Team – Sochi 2014 is a prestigious gold collectible coin issued in 2014 by the National Bank of Poland to commemorate the participation of Polish athletes in the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. The coin carries a high denomination of 200 zloty and was struck in Au 900 gold in the Proof standard, highlighting its exclusive character.

The coin pays tribute to Olympic ideals as well as the effort and determination of Poland’s representatives on the international stage. The theme of winter sports is presented in a modern and dynamic form, capturing movement, competition, and the energy of Olympic events. By combining a precious metal with a refined artistic design, this issue holds an important place in Polish sports numismatics.

The coin has a diameter of 27 mm, and its plain edge emphasizes its elegant appearance. The mintage was strictly limited to 2,500 pieces, making it a rare and highly sought-after collectible. The coin is housed in its original issue case, ensuring safe storage and an attractive presentation.

The obverse features the image of the eagle established as the coat of arms of the Republic of Poland, placed in the upper left part of the field. On the right side appears the stylized logo of the Polish Olympic Committee. Below the eagle, arranged in a semicircle, is the denomination 200 ZŁ. Along the lower edge runs the inscription RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA 2014, while the background is complemented by a stylized ice surface with skate marks. Beneath the eagle is the mint mark MW.

The reverse centrally depicts a stylized speed skater in a dynamic pose, emphasizing the speed and precision of the discipline. Along the lower edge runs the inscription POLSKA REPREZENTACJA OLIMPIJSKA SOCZI 2014, with an icy surface bearing skate marks forming the background and harmoniously completing the sporting composition.