Dedicated to the commanding hetman of Left-Bank Ukraine, Pavlo Polubotko (ca. 1660 - 1724), who stood at the head of the Ukrainian military elite and opposed the restriction of Ukraine’s autonomy, for the restoration of the hetmanship and the liquidation of the Little Russian Collegium. For organizing opposition activities, he was imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress, where he died. Buried in St. Petersburg.

The obverse of the coin depicts a composition common to this series, embodying the idea of ​​the unity of Ukraine: the small State Coat of Arms of Ukraine is supported by the heraldic figures of Arch-strategist Michael and the crowned lion - symbols of the cities of Kyiv and Lviv, stylized inscriptions: UKRAINE, 2003, 10, HRYVNY, the logo of the Mint, as well as the designation of the metal, its sample is Ag 925 and its pure weight is 31.1.

On the reverse of the coin in a necklace circle in the center is a half-length portrait of Pavel Polubotko, on the right - Polubotko’s coat of arms. Between the outer edge of the coin and the necklace circle at the top is the stylized inscription PAVLO POLUBOTOK, below - the years of life 1660 - 1724

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