2002 Polish Silver Coins Annual Set All of the coins of this nine coin proof set have bright mirrored fields and frosted devices that create a deep cameo effect. The set consists of six 10 Zlotych and three 20 Zlotych coins.

The coins commemorate Bronislaw Malinowski, the anthropologist KM # Y-432, 10 Z; World Cup Soccer, with amber soccer ball inset KM # Y-435, 10 Z; another World Cup Soccer KM # Y-434, 10 Z; turtles KM # Y-428, 20 Z; Jan Matejko, the artist known for painting historical, political, and military events KM # Y-442, 20 Z; Malborku castle, the largest castle in the world and a World Heritage Site, coin has a ceramic appliqué KM # Y-457, 20 Z; General Wladyslaw Anders, a general in the Polish army and a politician with the Polish government in exile in London KM # Y-441, 10 Z; August II, a Polish King also known as August the Strong, he was a patron of the arts and architecture KM # Y-450, 10 Z; Pope John Paul II, the Polish pope who was instrumental in ending communism in Poland and all of Europe KM # Y-437, 10 Z.

The specifications are as follows:
KM # Y-432 (10 Z) 14.1400 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.4205 oz. ASW, 32 millimeters
KM # Y-435 (10 Z) 14.1400 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.4205 oz. ASW, 32 millimeters
KM # Y-434 (10 Z) 14.1400 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.4205 oz. ASW, 32 millimeters
KM # Y-428 (20 Z) 28.2800 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.8410 oz. ASW, 38.6 millimeters
KM # Y-442 (20 Z) 28.0500 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.8342 oz. ASW, 40 x 37.9 millimeters
KM # Y-457 (20 Z) 28.2800 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.8410 oz. ASW, 38.6 millimeters
KM # Y-441 (10 Z) 14.2000 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.4223 oz. ASW, 32 millimeters
KM # Y-450 (10 Z) 14.1400 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.4205 oz. ASW, 32 millimeters
KM # Y-437 (10 Z) 14.1400 grams, 0.9250 Silver, 0.4205 oz. ASW, 32 millimeters