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For the Freedom of Ukraine

75.50 €
Material silver of fineness .999
Year 2022
Mintage 8000
Artists Graphic Design: Sergiy Maidukov Plaster Model: Ligita Franckeviča
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On sale from 11.05.2023, 12:00pm
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Technical Description

Denomination: 5.00 euro
Weight: 22 g
Metal: silver of fineness .999
Diameter: 35 mm
Quality: Proof
Maximum Mintage: 8000
Year: 2022
Edge: Plain
Mint: UAB Lietuvos monetu kalykla (Lithuania)
Graphic Design: Sergiy Maidukov
Plaster Model: Ligita Franckeviča
Obverse

Obverse

(front)

The Ukrainian word "ВОЛЯ" with frosting of different intensity arranged in two rows, the Latvian translations "BRĪVĪBA VARA GRIBA" placed on the top left and arranged in three rows, the inscription "LATVIJA УКРАÏНI" placed on the right and arranged in two rows.

Reverse

Reverse

(back)

A bird with a gilded star in its beak with frosting of different intensity. The inscription "5 EURO" on the left, the year "2022" at the bottom.

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Artists

Graphic Artist

Sergiy Maidukov

Sergiy Maidukov was born in 1980, in Donetsk, Ukraine. He studied economy in Donetsk University of Economics and Trade (1997–2002) In 2006, he moved to Kyiv and started to work in an American IT company as a designer, later UX designer. From 2009 to 2013, he attended academical drawing courses as open faculty under the auspices of the National Academy Of Fine Arts And Architecture. He started drawing illustrations in 2011, then later, in 2014, he focused on editorial illustration and poster...
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Sergiy Maidukov
Plaster Model

Ligita Franckeviča

Born on 30 July 1947 in Tukums. Ligita Franckeviča has an innate talent for sculpting. If her artistic flair and skill reigned supreme, the world would be transformed into a realm of silky, rounded shapes, each flowing seamlessly into the next. It would be a world without dull planes, sharp corners, or jarring edges, where every thing is self-sufficient and every being – dignified and enveloped in gentle silence. A world swaying in the soft, velvety dance of light and shadow, at times...
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Ligita Franckeviča