Another coin from the "Fairy tales" series.  The reverse of the collector coin depicts a magical moment – a grandmother sitting in a warm, cosy parlour, telling her grandchildren fairy tales by the light of an oil lamp. A lonely Evil Queen, a symbol of solitude and gloom that only appears in a blizzard, watches them enviously through the darkened window. Although her head is adorned with a diadem resembling ice crystals and her chest with a snowflake-shaped amulet, the queen’s wistful gaze betrays her doubt: is the queen truly so heartless that not even true goodness can melt her frozen heart? The scene depicted in the coin is not only the motif of a well-known fairy tale, but also a metaphorical allegory for human virtues: sincerity and empathy. As we grow up, we forget to let warmth enter our hearts, we avoid displaying our true feelings and employ indifference as a weapon. That’s why The Snow Queen reminds us that the sincerity of children can melt even the coldest heart.