10 Euro of Slovakia 2014 Proof - Jozef Murgas

The obverse design features a portrait of Jozef Murgaš, which is set against a background of field lines shaped to represent a globe and by extension the global impact of his inventions. In the lower part is the name "JOZEF MURGAŠ" with the first name above the last name. To the left of the portrait is the denomination and currency, "10 EURO", and to the right are his years of birth and death, "1864" and "1929". On the left-hand edge of the design are the stylized initials of the designer, Ivan Řehák "IŘ", and the mint mark of the Kremnica Mint.

The reverse side of the coin depicts the antenna mast that Murgaš used for his first successful radiotelegraphy transmission in Wilkes-Barre. The mast is accompanied by lines representing radio waves. Along the edge of the design is the name of the issuing country "SLOVENSKO". The issuing year "2014", appears in the centre, and the coat of arms of the Slovak Republic is on the left-hand side.