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The commemorative souvenir coin made of silver has the shape of an enneahedron (octahedron), is manufactured to ensure a special level of uncirculated coinage quality, and is packaged in a souvenir box. Dedicated to children who were born under the zodiac sign Libra.

The obverse of the coin is divided into two circles, a large inner one with a mirror background, the outer circle is a ring with a matte background and an outer nine-sided edging. The inner circle is filled with a stylized composition, wh ere against the background of a starry sky, divided by a spiral, there are images of the zodiac signs. Below on the crescent moon, as if in a crib, a baby sleeps sweetly. On the outer circle - ring with a matte background there are: at the top, an image of the small State Emblem of Ukraine, on both sides of the coat of arms in a semicircle of the inscription - “NATIONAL ⌂ BANK OF UKRAINE” (NATIONAL ⌂ BANK OF UKRAINE). At the bottom of the obverse there is an inscription in a semicircle of the denomination of the coin in words - “TWO HRYVNYA” (TWO HRYVNI). On the right side of the outer circle the year of minting of the coin is indicated - “2015”, below is the sign of the logo of the mint of the National Bank of Ukraine. On the left side of the outer ring, there is a designation of the precious metal and its fineness - “Ag 925”, below is the mass of pure silver - “7.78”.

The reverse of the coin has a matte background at the top left side of the reverse in the shape of a semicircle and a mirror background for the rest of the coin's field. On the left of the reverse, at the top on a matte background is an image of the symbol of the zodiac sign Libra. On a mirror background, below there is a stylized image of grass above which there are balances, in the bowls of which sit a doll and a teddy bear. On the right, at the top of the reverse near the outer edge there is an inscription in a semicircle in a stylized font - “VESOCHKI” (TEREZKI).