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Description:
Obverse
A central part of a coin is divided by two perpendicular lines into four unequaly sized sectors. In the biggest lower-right section is a symetric cross, a simbol of the Red Cross organisation. In the outher ring there is a dot indicating the orientation of the coin.
Reverse
A central part of a coin is crossed by two times four perpendicular lines forming a cross, a symbol Red Cross organisation. In the outher ring there is a dot indicating the orientation of the coin.
Related Coins
500 Tolarjev (Battle of Sisek)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 500 Tolarjev
(500 SIT)
Year: 1993 / Material: Silver (.925)
30 Euro (Zoran Music)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 30 Euro
30 EUR = 35 USD
Year: 2009 / Material: Silver (.925)
100 Euro (Zoran Music)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 100 Euro
100 EUR = 117 USD
Year: 2009 / Material: Gold (.900)
100 Euro (Janez Puhar)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 100 Euro
100 EUR = 117 USD
Year: 2014 / Material: Gold (.900)
5000 Tolarjev (Town of Bled mention, 2nd issue)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 5000 Tolarjev
(5000 SIT)
Year: 2006 / Material: Silver (.925)
2 Euro (Postojna Cave)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 2 Euro
2 EUR = 2.35 USD
Year: 2013 / Material: Bi-Metallic Nickel-brass clad Nickel center in Copper-nickel ring
30 Euro (1st Slovene Olympic Medalist)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 30 Euro
30 EUR = 35 USD
Year: 2012 / Material: Silver (.925)
5000 Tolarjev (First Railway in Slovenia)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 5000 Tolarjev
(5000 SIT)
Year: 1996 / Material: Gold (.900)
500 Tolarjev (Olympics)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 500 Tolarjev
(500 SIT)
Year: 1996 / Material: Silver (.925)
2 Euro (Treaty of Rome)
Country: Slovenia / Denomination: 2 Euro
2 EUR = 2.35 USD
Year: 2007 / Material: Bi-Metallic Nickel-brass clad Nickel center in Copper-nickel ring