Description:
Obverse
National Coat of Arms
NOTE: varieties for size of Horserider reported.
1998 to 2001 issues are said to show a slightly larger Horserider design than afterwards.
Reverse
Value
The number 1 is in a hollow circle located in the upper part of the coin. Under the circle there is a symmetrical ornament formed by a series of curved bars.
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