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An anniversary commemorative coin made of cupronickel, made to ensure the quality level of proof-line minting, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the awarding of the honorary title “Hero City” to the city of Kerch, famous for the tenacity and courage of its inhabitants and the liberators of Crimea from the Nazi invaders during the Great Patriotic War Wars 1941 - 1945.

The obverse of the coin is framed with a dotted beaded ornament in the middle of which there is a large image of the small State Emblem of Ukraine, framed by two viburnum branches. Above the coat of arms, the year of minting of the coin is indicated - “1995”, below the coat of arms, in a gap in the dotted beaded ornament in two lines, the denomination of the coin, written in a semicircle, is “200,000 / KARBOVANTSEV” (200,000 / KARBOVANTSIIV). In the upper part of the obverse, between the beaded ornament and the outer edging, there is an inscription in a circle - “NATIONAL BANK OF UKRAINE” (NATIONAL BANK OF UKRAINE). The beginning and end of the inscription are separated from the inscription of the name of the denomination of the coin by single elements of a diamond-shaped ornament.

The reverse of the coin, its central part, is occupied by the image of the obelisk of Glory on the top of Mount Mithridates, which was erected in honor of the feat of the soldiers of the Separate Primorsky Army, sailors of the Black Sea Fleet and the Azov Military Flotilla, residents of the city who died in the battles for the liberation of Crimea from the Nazi invaders. In the background is a stylized image of sea waves along which a sea tanker is sailing. Above which a seagull hovers, to the left of which a light cloud is depicted above the sea. In the upper part of the reverse, along the perimeter of the coin, there is an inscription - “THE CITY – HERO KERCH” (MISTO – HERO KERCH). Below is the pedestal of the obelisk, a semicircle depicting the period of events, the war years - “1941 – 1945”.