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100 Latu Development

Issuer Bank of Latvia
Year 1998
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Composition Gold (.999)
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Reverse description The denomination 100 is rendered in bold numerals at the centre of the field, with the digit zero integrated into a large stylised spiral motif evoking a snail shell or organic growth form, symbolic of development and continuity. The legend LATU is inscribed in widely spaced letters along the lower periphery. The weight, fineness, and metal designation 16.2g Au.999 appear in small incuse lettering along the lower right inner field.
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Reverse lettering 100 LATU 16.2 g Au .999
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Latvia's 100 Latu commemorative program of the 1990s was closely tied to the country's post-Soviet economic reconstruction, with the Bank of Latvia using bullion issues partly to establish international credibility for the restored lats — a currency that had been suppressed for over five decades of Soviet occupation before its reintroduction in 1993.

Fr#22 confirms the Friedberg gold reference, placing this squarely within a small, tightly documented series.

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