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100 Kuruş Kemal Atatürk

Issuer Turkey
Year 1942-2021
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Value 100 Kuruş (1 TRL)
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Reverse lettering 1964
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Mintage 1942 - - 8,659
1943 - - 6,594
1944 - - 7,160
1948 - - 14,000
1950 - - 25,000
1951 - - 35,000
1952 - - 41,000
1953 - - 32,000
1954 - - 24,000
1955 - - 4,881
1956 - - 11,000
1957 - - 49,000
1958 - - 67,000
1959 - - 89,000
1960 - - 57,000
1961 - - 77,000
1962 - - 108,000
1963 - - 146,000
1964 - - 128,000
1965 - - 157,000
1966 - - 190,000
1967 - - 177,000
1968 - - 143,000
1969 - - 206,000
1970 - - 253,000
1971 - - 293,000
1972 - - 222,000
1973 - - 140,000
1974 - - 82,000
1975 - - 142,000
1976 - - 265,000
1977 - - 277,000
1978 - - 86,000
1979 - -
1980 - -
1981 - -
1982 - -
1983 - -
1984 - -
1985 - -
1986 - -
1987 - -
1988 - -
1989 - -
1990 - -
1991 - -
1992 - -
1993 - -
1994 - -
1995 - -
1996 - -
1997 - -
1998 - -
1999 - -
2000 - - 901,970
2001 - - 702,576
2002 - - 949,059
2003 - - 1,480,122
2004 - - 1,516,995
2005 - - 1,779,543
2006 - - 1,924,474
2007 - - 2,137,410
2008 - - 2,089,980
2009 - - 1,168,614
2010 - - 1,204,110
2011 - - 1,454,112
2013 - - 2,599,776
2021 - -
Additional information

The 100 Kuruş Atatürk gold coin is not a circulation issue — it belongs to Turkey's long-running series of standardized gold coins used primarily as a savings vehicle and bridal jewelry currency. Turkish families have historically gifted these at weddings and circumcision ceremonies, with the coins sewn onto garments or pinned to the recipient. The practice is so deeply embedded that Turkish gold coin production has historically tracked wedding season demand more closely than monetary policy.

KM#872 has been struck with remarkable consistency across its production run, with the Turkish State Mint (Darphane) issuing pieces to meet retail demand rather than numismatic interest. The .917 fineness aligns with the Ottoman-era gold standard, a deliberate continuity decision.

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