Dedicated to the Vydubitsky St. Michael's Monastery, founded by the son of Prince Yaroslav Vsevolod on the southern outskirts of Kyiv - in the Vydubychi tract. According to the chronicle, the name of the tract comes from the word “to drop out” - at this place a wooden idol of the god Perun floated, thrown into the Dnieper near the Starokievskaya Mountain during the baptism of Kievan Rus. The first stone church on the territory of the monastery was St. Michael's Church, built in the last quarter of the 11th century. At the beginning of the 12th century. the monastery becomes one of the centers of chronicle writing. The monastery's possessions included Zverinetsky, Lybidsky, navodnicheskie, Osokorkovsky and other lands with transportation on the Dnieper and its tributary Lybid. The monastery actively participated in the political life of Kievan Rus. It was here, near St. Michael's Church, that according to tradition the army gathered for the army. The modern ensemble of the Vydubytsky Monastery, which is an architectural monument of national importance, was formed from the end of the 17th - beginning of the 18th century, when several remarkable buildings appeared in the monastery: one of the best masterpieces of the Ukrainian Baroque - St. George's Cathedral, the refectory with the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord, the bell tower.
On the obverse of the coin there are: at the top - the small State Emblem of Ukraine, above which is the inscription in a semicircle UKRAINE; in the center, on a mirror background, are depicted the iconic buildings of the architectural complex of the Vydubitsky Monastery surrounded by flowers; the inscriptions are indicated: 10/GRIVEN/2020, Vydubitsky holiday - St. Michael's Monastery (in a semicircle).
The reverse of the coin depicts a composition: in the center there is a staircase, symbolizing the ancient history of the monastery, on the first line of which there is an inscription - XI century; on the left are stylized iconographic images of saints, to the right of the stairs is an image of a monk, below is an imprint of the seal of Prince Vsevolod, to the right of it is the coat of arms of Colonel M. Miklashevsky, at whose expense the St. George Cathedral was built (1696–1701).