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10 Xeros Ceros
| Issuer | Latvia |
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| Year | 2014 |
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| Weight | 6.2 g |
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| Reverse description | The numeral 10 appears prominently in large font to the left of center within a dark field. To the right, a stylized depiction of a cable-stayed bridge is rendered in fine line engraving, its radiating cable lines fanning upward from a central pylon. Below the central design, the denomination legend XEROS© CEROS is inscribed in two lines, with a copyright symbol following XEROS. Decorative vertical lines accent the lower right field adjacent to the bridge base. |
| Reverse script | Latin |
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Latvia re-established its currency sovereignty briefly — the lats had survived Soviet occupation in memory if not in circulation — but by the time these brass circulation pieces were struck in 2014, the country was just days away from adopting the euro on January 1st of that year, making this among the final Latvian lats coinage produced before the switchover rendered the entire series obsolete within weeks of minting.