Zlatko Viscevic

Exhibition of 18th and 19th-century Austrian and Hungarian silver krajcar coins

U ovom videu prikazujemo jednu malu selekciju srebrnih krajcara (kreuzer, kreutzer, krajczar). Ove kovanice iz 18. i 19. stoljeća su jedni od najpopularnijih srebrnjaka među numizmatičarima i kolekcionarima na našem području. Karakterizira ih specifični, vrlo lijepi dizajn; prikaz različitih vladara; dugi period izdavanja i različiti

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With Ivan Odrljin of the Croatian Mint on Croatian numismatics today and future plans

The Croatian Mint, our national mint, has undergone major changes in the past few years. These changes are also reflected in the new numismatic issues, which have finally begun to match the pace of modern global numismatics. One of the people responsible for this is Ivan Odrljin, with whom we

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Montenegro 100 perpers 1912 – The rarest banknote in the territory of the former Yugoslavia

Po mišljenju mnogih numizmatičara i kolekcionara, novčanica od 100 perpera iz 1912. predstavlja „Sveti gral“ u numizmatici na području bivše Jugoslavije i kao takva je predmet mnogih (ne)ostvarenih želja. Do ovih novčanica je izrazito teško doći, budući da su ekstremno rijetke. Još se nekako mogu

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The smallest banknote of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes: 25 paras from 1921.

U cjelokupnoj povijesti novca Jugoslavije, novčanica od 25 para iz 1921. godine predstavlja najmanju nominalu papirnog novca koju je predratna Jugoslavija (Kraljevina SHS) ikad izdala. Iznos od 25 para tada je bio jednak četvrtini dinara. Odluka o izradi ove novčanice donesena je 3. ožujka 1921.

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Coin review: Republic of Dubrovnik, Half Thaler (Half Bradan) from 1735.

Ovaj video je dio serijala o Dubrovačkom novcu gdje u svakom videu predstavljamo jednu kovanicu Dubrovačke Republike. Danas je to jedna prava numizmatička rijetkost – dubrovački srebrni polutalir i to Polubradan. Ovi srebrnjaci izdavali su se samo 1731. i 1735. godine. Imali su nominalnu vrijednost

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Award presentation: Croatia, Order of Merit 2nd Class for Christians

During its brief existence (1941–1945), the Independent State of Croatia created and awarded numerous decorations. One of these decorations is the Order of Merit, specifically the Order of Merit 2nd Class. This decoration was established on December 19, 1942, by the Legal Decree on the Establishment of the Order of Merit and occupied

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Banknote overview: Yugoslavia 100 Dinars 1946. Blacksmith, mower and fisherman

Following the „wartime“ series of banknotes of the Democratic Federal Yugoslavia dated 1944, the first „peacetime“ emission dated 1946 followed. In the meantime, the country changed its name to the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia and turned to new social themes; the establishment of the new political order, socialism, labor, reconstruction. Accordingly, and

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„Even you, Brutus, my son?“ – How the assassination of Gaius Julius Caesar was commemorated on Roman commemorative coins

U numizmatici je sasvim normalno da se na novcu prikazuju oni događaji koje izdavač, a to je najčešće država, smatra za bitne. Ovo je osobito izraženo na prigodnom novcu koji se, kako i samo ime govori, izdaje povodom određenih posebnih prigoda. Novac tom prilikom, osim

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Report from the Collecta Ljubljana Numismatics and Collectibles Fair, September 27–29, 2023.

Collecta in Ljubljana is the largest numismatics and collectibles fair in Slovenia. Until „corona,“ Collecta was practically the most significant professionally organized fair in the territory of the former Yugoslavia. This year's Collecta, the 15th in a row, was organized on a more modest scale and was held in Cankarjev dom in Ljubljana. Despite this,

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