The coin was issued in a small edition of only 1,000 pieces.

We present an extremely interesting design that is a combination of a collectible figurine and a coin. The figurine is inspired by the figure of Geralt of Rivia, also known as the White Wolf. He is the main character of the fantasy saga written by Andrzej Sapkowski. Geralt is a Witcher - a mutated human who has been specially trained and altered to fight monsters. The Witcher saga has gained immense popularity, both in Poland and around the world, leading to adaptations in the form of computer games, comic books, and a TV series.

The figurine depicts Gelat of Rivia in Witcher armor. In his right hand he holds a sword stretched forward. The other, in turn, he carries on his back. The design impresses with its richness of detail and detail, and we can easily see the precision of the Witcher's armor or read the runic markings on the sword's blade. The reverse of the coin is located on the underside of the base. It contains all the information to make the currency a full-fledged means of payment. Here we see a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the year of issue, the issuing country - Niue and the denomination of 10 New Zealand dollars.