Reverse: An image of Malbork castle from the river’s side. In the foreground, the medieval portal of St. Ann’s chapel, executed in ceramics. Above, a semicircular inscription: “Castle of Malbork”.

Obverse: On top, along the rim, “Republic of Poland “. An image of the eagle, the state emblem of the Republic of Poland, with the Malbork castle in the background. To the left of the eagle, the year of issue. Under the Eagle’s left foot, the Mint mark. On the right side, the face value.

Once the headquarter of the Teutonic Order, the castle is on the list of the UNESCO World Cultural and National Heritage, and contains the biggest and most precious collection of goods in amber in the world.