Coins of Croatia
Found: 13Coins of Croatia: 13 records in the reference, struck between 1765 and 2017. By metal: nickel silver — 8, silver — 5. By denomination: kun — 10, perpero — 1, tallero — 1, ducat — 1. Reference prices run from 2 000 to 28 100 roubles. Every entry carries photographs of both sides, metal, fineness, weight, diameter, mintage and catalogue numbers after Bitkin, Uzdenikov and Conros. The country is identified by the legend and the coat of arms, and where the legend is unreadable — by the denomination and monetary unit: most states used a unit of their own. The same type was struck for years, and varieties differ by date, mint and small die details.
France 617Germany 605Austria 449Poland 410Ukraine 399Finland 304Portugal 231Belgium 210Vatican 205Great Britain 183Belarus 180Isle of Man 175Cyprus 173Hungary 168GDR 167Norway 155San Marino 136Switzerland 130Denmark 124Bulgaria 123Czech Republic 120Spanish 119Greece 118Yugoslavia 102 All — by country
Tallero 1765 [Croatia / Republic of Ragusa] 28 100 ₽
2 Ducats 1794 [Croatia / Republic of Ragusa] 24 600 ₽
Perpero 1803 [Croatia / Republic of Ragusa] 5 600 ₽
150 Kuna 1996, 800 Years of the City of Osijek [Croatia] 2 000 ₽
25 Kuna 1997, Danube Region of Croatia [Croatia]
25 Kuna 1998, Lisbon EXPO, 1998 [Croatia]
25 Kuna 2000, Birth of the New Millennium [Croatia]
150 Kuna 2007, Dubrovnik Carrack [Croatia] 2 000 ₽
25 Kuna 2010, Business Forum in Zagreb [Croatia]
25 Kuna 2011, Signing of the Treaty of Accession to the European Union [Croatia]
25 Kuna 2013, Croatia's Accession to the European Union [Croatia]
25 Kuna 2016, 25 Years of Independence [Croatia]
25 Kuna 2017, 25 Years of UN Membership [Croatia]
