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5 Euro Marriage JĀ and JĀ
| Issuer | Bank of Latvia |
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| Year | 2021 |
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| Weight | 15 g |
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| Obverse lettering | JĀ LATVIJA (Translation: YES LATVIA) |
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| Edge | Plain, gold plated; lettered: 2021 |
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Latvia began issuing collector-grade silver commemoratives in small themed series after re-establishing its mint operations following independence, and marriage-themed issues have appeared across multiple Baltic states as gift-market pieces rather than circulation strikes. This one was produced specifically as a keepsake coin, the "JĀ" inscription being the Latvian word for "yes" — the affirmative spoken at a wedding ceremony.
The gold-plated elements were applied post-striking, a finish technique the Latvian mint has used across several of its premium five-euro issues to differentiate gift-market pieces from standard commemoratives.