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| 表面の説明 | Central field features a stylized arrangement of seven Croatian kuna circulation coins of various denominations (1, 10, 15, 20, 50 lipa and 10 kuna), depicted in a pyramid-like pile within a beaded inner border. An arched bilingual legend curves around the inner circle reading 'DEL ARTE DI MERCATURA' above and 'O UMIJECU TRGOVINE' below. The denomination '150 KUNA' appears prominently in the upper field, flanked by the split date '20' and '07.' The Croatian coat of arms is displayed at the base, with the legend 'REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA' curving along the lower rim. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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Benedikt Kotruljevič (Benedetto Cotrugli) was a Ragusan merchant born in Dubrovnik around 1416 whose manuscript Della mercatura et del mercante perfetto, completed in 1458, outlined double-entry bookkeeping decades before Luca Pacioli published his far more famous treatment of the same system in 1494. Pacioli received the credit for generations. This coin was issued to mark the 550th anniversary of that manuscript's completion — a quiet act of historical correction by Croatia on behalf of a figure long overshadowed by Italian Renaissance fame.