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1; 2; 5 Euro coins, Croatia

Croatia adopted the euro as its currency on 1 January 2023, becoming the 20th member state of the eurozone.

1, 2 and 5 euro coins the motif of the Glagolitic script depicting letters ''HR'' in the form of ligature.
Design: Maja Škripelj

10; 20;50 euro coins, Croatia

10; 20 and 50 euro coins the motif features a portrait Nicola Tesla. A presentation of electromagnetic field lines surrounds the portrait.
Design: Ivan Domagoj Račić

1 euro, Croatia

Marten.

Marten: The marten is a predatory mammal of the mustelid family, with an average length of 40-58 cm. Despite its short legs, it is able to move at high speed in large jumps (up to 4 m in length). Its close relatives are badgers, otters, weasels, minks, wolverines and ferrets.

Marten.

Marten: The marten is a predatory mammal of the mustelid family, with an average length of 40-58 cm. Despite its short legs, it is able to move at high speed in large jumps (up to 4 m in length). Its close relatives are badgers, otters, weasels, minks, wolverines and ferrets.

One euro coins the motif features a wild animal, the marten. Throughout Croatian history, the marten was a simbol of the origins of trade and goods exchange.
Design: Jagor Šunde, co-autors David Čemeljić and Fran Zaken

2 euro, Croatia

2 euro coins the motif of a geographical map of Croatia with the Croatian checkerboard on the upper right segment of the inner part (the core) of the coin. The bottom left segment of the inner part of the coin features the inscription HRVATSKA.
Design: Ivan Šivak.

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European Union standard euro coins

1; 2; 5 Euro coins, Croatia

10; 20;50 euro coins, Croatia

1 euro, Croatia

2 euro, Croatia