OBVERSE 

The obverse of this coin is adorned with identity elements of the Grand Est region, offering a glimpse into the territory's richness.
In the center of the design, the region's name is inscribed vertically along the spire of Strasbourg Cathedral. The edifice stands on the right of the design, representing the architecture of Grand Est and specifically the region's prefecture. Another symbol of Alsace, a stork surmounts the cathedral. On the left, the imposing silhouette of a vine leaf frames the portrait of Clovis, the first king of the Franks and
an emblematic historical figure of the region, linked to a famous event in its history: his baptism in Reims.
Finally, a bunch of grapes, connected to a vine leaf, recalls an activity common to several territories in the region: viticulture, particularly developed in Champagne and Alsace.

REVERSE

The reverse displays the face value of "Euro 10" surrounded by two branches, one of oak, the other of laurel, evoking the Euro symbol. The entire reverse design is framed by "République Française" and an arrangement of lines representing the Hexagon.