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500 Krooni 80th Anniversary of Nation
| Emittent | Bank of Estonia |
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| Jahr | 1998 |
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| Gewicht | 8.64 g |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | A muscular male figure, rendered in a sculptural, classically inspired style, is depicted in a dynamic crouching pose at center, accompanied by a horse whose head and neck are visible to the left. Above the figural group, a stylized device resembling a pair of horizontal lozenge shapes flanking a central bar is prominently displayed, representing a heraldic or symbolic element. The denomination 500 KROONI appears in two lines in the upper field above the device, in bold raised lettering. |
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Estonia's 80th independence anniversary in 1998 fell during a period of considerable institutional confidence — the country had survived Soviet reoccupation, re-declared independence in 1991, and was steadily orienting toward NATO and EU accession. The Bank of Estonia, one of the few central banking institutions in the post-Soviet space with genuine continuity to its interwar predecessor, issued this piece partly as a statement of institutional persistence.
KM#34 was produced in limited numbers and intended for the collector market rather than circulation. The .900 fineness aligns with pre-war Estonian gold coinage conventions — a deliberate nod to the 1920s krooni series that the modern currency had consciously revived in 1992.