"IVANA BRLIĆ  MAŽURANIĆ"

The Croatian National Bank in collaboration with Riječka banka, issued a commemorative 200 kuna silver coin within the series "Famous Croatian Women" in the total quantity of 2,000 items. This edition is dedicated to Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić know in Croatian literature as the best writerof children's  books and whose works have been translated on many languages world wide She wa also twice nominated for Nobel Prize.
This coin was minted as proof, and was released for sale on November 18, 1998.
Below we give a review of the amount issued, the manner in which they are packed, and the prices.

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This silver coin was designed by a sculptor Stjepan Divkovic.
The coin was minted by the Croatian Monetary Institute.
The Croatian National Bank contractually confied the promotion and sale of this edition to Rijecka banka d.d.

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