Slovenia 2023 - Annual Set with 3 Commemorative Euro
€40,00
- Slovenian coins feature eight different designs on the national side, accompanied by the country name "SLOVENIJA" (Slovenia) and the year of issue, set between the twelve stars of the European Union.
1, 2, and 5 cent coins - a stork, a border stone from the Duchy of Carantania the ancient Prince's Stone and a sower, detail from a painting by the Slovenian Impressionist Ivan Grohar.
coins of 10, 20 and 50 centimes - the unrealized plans of architect Joze Plecnik for the Slovenian Parliament, known as the "Cathedral of Liberty," two Lipizzaner horses, and Mount Triglav (Slovenia's highest mountain) under the zodiac sign of Cancer.
1 euro coin - effigy of Primoz Trubar, author of the first book printed in Slovene.
2 euro coin - the profile of Slovenian poet "France Preseren," a line from his poem "Zdravljica": "Shivé naj vsi narodi" (May God bless all peoples), which is used in the national anthem.
2 euro commemorative coin - 150th anniversary of the birth of Josip Plemelj. The inner part of the coin features a design commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of mathematician Josip Plemelj, born December 11, 1873. He contributed to the theory of analytic functions and the application of integral equations to potential theory. The name of the issuing country "Slovenija" and the year of issue "2023" are also present.
3 euro commemorative coin - 110th anniversary of the birth of writer Boris Pahor. The inner part of the coin features writings by artist Boris Pahor. On the reverse, in a unified graphic design, the name of the issuing country "Slovenija", the year of issue "2023", and the face value "3 euro" are indicated.
1, 2, and 5 cent coins - a stork, a border stone from the Duchy of Carantania the ancient Prince's Stone and a sower, detail from a painting by the Slovenian Impressionist Ivan Grohar.
coins of 10, 20 and 50 centimes - the unrealized plans of architect Joze Plecnik for the Slovenian Parliament, known as the "Cathedral of Liberty," two Lipizzaner horses, and Mount Triglav (Slovenia's highest mountain) under the zodiac sign of Cancer.
1 euro coin - effigy of Primoz Trubar, author of the first book printed in Slovene.
2 euro coin - the profile of Slovenian poet "France Preseren," a line from his poem "Zdravljica": "Shivé naj vsi narodi" (May God bless all peoples), which is used in the national anthem.
2 euro commemorative coin - 150th anniversary of the birth of Josip Plemelj. The inner part of the coin features a design commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of mathematician Josip Plemelj, born December 11, 1873. He contributed to the theory of analytic functions and the application of integral equations to potential theory. The name of the issuing country "Slovenija" and the year of issue "2023" are also present.
3 euro commemorative coin - 110th anniversary of the birth of writer Boris Pahor. The inner part of the coin features writings by artist Boris Pahor. On the reverse, in a unified graphic design, the name of the issuing country "Slovenija", the year of issue "2023", and the face value "3 euro" are indicated.
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Country: Slovenia
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Year: 2023
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