Coin Nesterov's Loop
On the obverse of the coin there is: at the top the semicircular inscription NATIONAL BANK OF UKRAINE, on the left - the small State Emblem of Ukraine, in the center - against the background of a decorative tablet with a flight plan - a portrait of Petro Nesterov, to the right of which is the designation of the year of minting of the coin 2013; below - the denomination 5 UAH and the logo of the Mint of the National Bank of Ukraine
The reverse of the coin depicts a stylized composition of Nesterov's performance on a Newport aircraft of the famous dead loop, inside which are the inscriptions LOOP/ 1913/ year/ KYIV/ NESTEROV, below - spectators, whose images are taken from Kyiv postcards of 1913
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