Description:
Obverse
The graphic sign of "Baltars" is placed in the centre of the obverse. It is semi-circled by the name LATVIJA and the inscription 5 EURO at the top and bottom respectively, with the year 2016 featured on the right.
Reverse
The reverse shows the reproduction of plate "Dance" by Romans Suta (1927); the coin is struck in the shape of a flat plate.
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