The 2 Złote 2004, issued by the National Bank of Poland, is part of the series dedicated to Poland’s voivodeships (administrative regions). This coin honors the Silesian Voivodeship (Województwo Śląskie), a historically significant region known for its industrial heritage, rich cultural traditions, and historical importance in Poland.
The obverse features the Polish eagle, the national emblem of Poland, with the inscription "RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA" (Republic of Poland) surrounding the design. The year of issue, "2004", is inscribed below, along with the denomination "2 ZŁ".
The reverse displays the coat of arms of the Silesian Voivodeship, featuring a golden eagle on a blue shield, a symbol deeply rooted in the history of Silesia. The inscription "WOJEWÓDZTWO ŚLĄSKIE" (Silesian Voivodeship) surrounds the design, emphasizing its regional identity.
Struck in Nordic gold (a copper alloy), this coin is an essential piece in Poland’s regional commemorative coin series, making it a valuable addition for collectors of Polish numismatics and historical coins.
