2 Croatian Kuna coin

2 Croatian Kuna (Issued 1994)

The two kuna coin belongs to the kuna currency that Croatia introduced on 30 May 1994, replacing the transitional Croatian dinar as the newly independent state established a permanent money of its own. It is struck in a hard-wearing copper-nickel-zinc alloy that gives the piece a pale, silvery-grey tone and a solid feel suited to constant everyday handling. The design follows the distinctive Croatian convention of pairing a native animal with a Croatian-language legend, and the coin carries a reeded edge.

On the obverse, a large central numeral “2” is set against a leaping marten — the kuna, the fur-bearing animal from which the currency takes its name — springing to the right. The legend “REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA” arches across the top, the word “KUNE” is inscribed below the numeral, and the foot of the coin is filled with crossed oak and laurel branches framing the chequered Croatian coat of arms.

On the reverse, an Atlantic bluefin tuna swims to the right through a field of stylised ripples. The Latin species name “THUNNUS THYNNUS” is inscribed around the animal, with the word appearing above and repeated below, and the year “1994” sits at the foot of the design beside small engraver’s initials.

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