20 Lipa

Croatia · 1993-2022

A small, silver-colored coin featuring the number '20' above the word 'LIPA' on the reverse, with branches of an olive tree at the bottom. The obverse features the Croatian coat of arms.

Country: Croatia
Year: 1993-2022
Denomination: 20 Lipa
Metal: Nickel-plated steel

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Overview

A small, silver-colored coin featuring the number '20' above the word 'LIPA' on the reverse, with branches of an olive tree at the bottom. The obverse features the Croatian coat of arms.

Historical significance

The lipa was a subunit of the Croatian kuna, which was the official currency of Croatia from 1994 until January 1, 2023, when the country adopted the Euro. The name 'lipa' is derived from the linden (lime) tree.

Estimated value

$0.05 - $0.50 USD

Care & preservation

To maintain its condition, avoid handling the coin with bare fingers to prevent oils from causing corrosion. Store in a cool, dry place inside a protective sleeve or airtight container. Do not clean with harsh chemicals.