2 Tetri coin Georgia

2 Tetri Georgia (Issued 1993)

The 2 tetri is a minor coin of the Georgian lari system, introduced with the lari in the mid-1990s and dated 1993 on the first issues. It is a small, hard-wearing coin used for low-value change, and the lari and tetri remain Georgia’s currency in use today.

On the obverse, the “borjgali” — the ancient Georgian seven-armed sun spiral — sits above a stylised tree of life, with the Georgian legend for Republic of Georgia around the upper rim, “REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA” below and the date 19-93 to either side.

On the reverse, a bird of prey with spread wings, perched on a small pedestal, dominates the field, with the Georgian word “tetri” and a large numeral “2” beneath, all within a border of stylised arrowheads.

This 2 Tetri Georgia coin can be exchanged through Webuyallcurrency.com, where current Georgian Lari coins are bought alongside other foreign currency — ideal for clearing a drawer of mixed coins and notes at once.

• Indicate the quantity of 2 Tetri Georgia coins you want to exchange
• Click the ‘Add to your account’ button
• Your online account now shows the exchange value

Webuyallcurrency.com is a simple way to exchange or sell foreign coins and banknotes for cash — current or withdrawn — turning your Georgian Lari coins and any other leftover currency into one straightforward payout.