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“Financial Literacy” is Latvia’s New 2 Euro Commemorative Coin

Financial literacy is the capability of taking care of one’s own economic situation. Latvijas Banka marks the importance of the subject by issuing a 2 euro commemorative coin dedicated to “Financial Literacy”.

This is Latvia’s “Coin of the Year 2021”

Latvija’s Banka asked the public: Which collector coin issued in 2021 is your favourite? And a record number of over 35,000 people gave their vote.

What Is Your Favourite For Latvia’s Coin of the Year?

Latvijas Banka opened voting for the Best Collector Coin of the Year 2021. View the four 2021 collector coins and vote for your favorite!

Latvia’s Coin of the Year 2020 is “Linden leaf”

Again Latvijas Banka in association with news portal Delfi.lv asked: What is Latvia’s coin of the year 2020? And the public vote decided: “Linden leaf”, a collector coin dedicated to ecology.

Latvia Remembers 1960s Modernism on Coin

A new Latvian rectangular silver collector coin remembers the 1960s. In Latvia this period of the Thaw brought hope for a higher degree of freedom and well-being, culture and art saw an opportunity of a relative revolution, a time of modernism.

Latvian Bank Dedicates Commemorative Coin to Latgalian Pottery

Latgalian pottery is part of the Latvian Cultural Canon and has become one of the most striking examples of Latvian culture. A perfect reason for the Latvian Bank to issue a 2 euro commemorative coin “Latgalian Ceramics”.

‘Cat’s Mill’: Latvia’s Coin of the Year 2019

The commemorative coin "Cat’s Mill" dedicated to the literary work of the Latvian poet, prose-writer and politician Kārlis Skalbe has been voted Latvia’s Coin of the Year 2019 in the traditional public vote.

Public Vote on Latvia’s Coin of the Year 2019

As every year, Latvijas Banka organizes a public vote for Latvia’s Coin of the Year 2019. Nominated are four collector coins: “Cat’s Mill”, “Niklāvs Strunke”, “Gifts of the Forest”, and “Freedom Fights”.

Bank of Latvia Dedicates Collector Coin to Painter Niklāvs Strunke

Latvijas Banka has issued a specially shaped coin in silver dedicated to the creative heritage of Niklāvs Strunke (1894–1966), Latvian painter, graphic artist and stage designer. The coin features fragments of two of his most distinguished works.

“Smith Forges in the Sky” named Latvia’s Coin of the Year 2017

In a public voting more than 7,000 votes decided on Latvia's Coin of the Year 2017. During the award ceremony on 27 April 2018 it was made clear how pivotal traditional Latvian folk music is still in Latvian society.
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