Another edition of the popular "Germania" coin. The obverse of the coin remains unchanged, depicting the image of the Germania Mint Coat of Arms with a two-headed eagle, holding lightning bolts and surrounded by olive branches. The eagle is a symbol from Germanic mythology, associated with Janus - god of all beginnings, protector of gates and bridges, patron of alliances. The eagle's heads turned in opposite directions symbolise the past and the future. Germania, clad in armour and a dress moved by the sea breeze, steps on the mainland with her characteristic volatility and self-confidence. She is the first to explore the unknown lands to which she has brought her faithful people. Traditionally, Germania holds in her hands the imperial sword Reichsschwert, wearing a laurel wreath on her head. Her faithful companion, the double-headed eagle, warns of the danger lurking nearby.