Brass 5 Lipa of Croatia Country (AD 2003) with A branch of Red Oak

Description

Croatia Country, (AD 2003), Brass 5 Lipa, Obv: A stylized linden branch in inflorescence in the background of the value, the country name above around the rim, and the arms of Croatia at the bottom, Rev: A branch of red oak in the centre with its name in Croatian along the edge, the date at the bottom, and the engraver's initials on a leaf, 2.44 Gms, 16.80 mm, Extremely Fine, Rare.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of India Introducing the Brass 5 Lipa of Croatia, minted in AD 2003, a remarkable collectible coin that showcases the rich heritage of the Croatian currency. This 5 Lipa coin, composed of durable nickel brass, features a beautifully stylized linden branch on the obverse, symbolizing the nation's natural beauty, with the arms of Croatia proudly displayed at the bottom. The reverse depicts a striking branch of red oak, accompanied by its name in Croatian, the year of minting, and the engraver's initials—a testament to the artistry involved in its creation. Weighing 2.44 grams and measuring 16.80 mm in diameter, this piece is graded as Extremely Fine, making it a rare find for collectors. As part of Croatia's post-independence currency, this coin holds historical significance, marking the country's journey towards establishing its national identity. Collectors and enthusiasts are drawn to its exceptional condition, unique design, and the story it tells of Croatia's heritage. Don't miss the chance to own this exquisite piece of history!