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The Croatian Kuna was Croatia’s national currency from 1994 until 2022. On 1 January 2023, the Balkan country introduced the Euro as its national currency.
The word ‘kuna’ means ‘marten’ in Croatian. The origin lies in the use of marten pelts as units of value in medieval trading. The name ‘kuna’ has no relation to the Slavic currencies called ‘koruna’.
The Croatian Kuna was introduced as the currency of the Republic of Croatia in 1994, replacing the Croatian Dinar at a ratio of 1000 dinar to 1 kuna.
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5 Croatian Kuna banknote
This five Croatian Kuna bill features the images of Fran Krsto Frankopan and Petar Zrinski. On the paper banknote a caption reads ‘narodna banka Hrvatske’. 5 Croatian Kuna notes like these exist in similar designs dated 2001, 1995 and 1993. The Pet Kuna bill (5 kuna) was withdrawn from circulation on 1 January 2023 following … ContinuedYou get: £0.367551 HRK = £0.0735100000 -
5 Croatian Kuna coin
This 5 kuna coin measures 26.5mm across and weighs 7.45g. The words ‘Republika Hrvatska – Ursus Arctos Mrki Medvjed’ are inscripted on the copper-nickel-zinc coin.You get: £0.301751 HRK = £0.0603500000 -
10 Croatian Kuna banknote series 2001
The banknote of 10 Croatian Kuna (deset kuna) shows Juraj Dobrila, Catholic Bishop. Text on the paper note reads ‘narodna banka Hrvatske’. The colour of the 2001-dated 10 kuna banknotes is brown. Croatian Kuna banknotes like these were in circulation until 1 January 2023, when Croatia joined the Eurozone and adopted the Euro as its … ContinuedYou get: £0.735101 HRK = £0.0735100000 -
2 Croatian Kuna coin
The coin of 2 kune measures 24.5mm across and weighs 6.2g. On the copper-nickel-zinc coin, the inscription reads ‘Republika Hrvatska – Tunj Thunnus Thynnus’.You get: £0.120701 HRK = £0.0603500000 -
1 Croatian Kuna coin
This 1 kuna piece has a diameter of 22.5mm and a weight of 5 grams. Text on the copper-nickel-zinc coin reads ‘Republika Hrvatska – Luscinia Megarhynchos’.You get: £0.060351 HRK = £0.0603500000 -
10 Croatian Kuna banknote series 1995
This purple-coloured banknote of 10 Croatian Kuna (deset kuna) shows Juraj Dobrila, Croatian Catholic Bishop on the obverse side. The paper banknote contains the words ‘narodna banka Hrvatske’. Purple 10 Croatian Kuna notes like these have a date of 1995 on the reverse side, compared to the brown notes dated 2001.You get: £0.735101 HRK = £0.0735100000 -
20 Croatian Kuna banknote series 2001
The note of 20 Croatian Kuna (dvadeset kuna) portrays Josip Jelacic, Ban of Croatia. On the paper banknote a caption reads ‘narodna banka Hrvatske’. The date on the back of the 20 HRK bill is 2001. Croatian Kuna banknotes such as this 20 kuna bill were withdrawn on 1 January 2023, when Croatia adopted the … ContinuedYou get: £1.470201 HRK = £0.0735100000 -
50 Lipa coin Croatia
The coin of 50 lipa has a diameter of 20.5mm and a weight of 3.65 grams. The words ‘Republika Hrvatska – Velebitska Degenlja Degenia Velebitica’ are inscripted on the nickel plated steel coin.You get: £0.030181 HRK = £0.0603500000 -
20 Croatian Kuna banknote series 1993
The banknote of dvadeset kuna features Josip Jelacic, Croatian General and Ban. It is dated 1993 and has a more bright-red colour than the brick-coloured 2001 version.You get: £1.470201 HRK = £0.0735100000 -
20 Lipa coin Croatia
The coin of 20 lipa has a diameter of 18.5mm and a weight of 2.9 grams. On the nickel plated steel coin, the inscription reads ‘Republika Hrvatska – Maslina Olea Europeaea’.You get: £0.012071 HRK = £0.0603500000 -
10 Lipa coin Croatia
The coin of 10 lipa has a diameter of 20mm and weighs 3.25g. The brass plated steel coin contains the words ‘Republika Hrvatska – Duhan Nicotiana Tabacum’.You get: £0.006041 HRK = £0.0603500000 -
50 Croatian Kuna banknote series 2002
This banknote of 50 Croatian Kuna (pedeset kuna) features the portrait of Ivan Gundulic, Croatian poet. The blue-coloured paper 50 HRK banknote contains the words ‘narodna banka Hrvatske’. The date on the back of the note is 2002. Croatia adopted the Euro as its national currency on 1 January 2023. All Croatian Kuna banknotes and … ContinuedYou get: £3.675501 HRK = £0.0735100000 -
5 Lipa coin Croatia
This 5 lipa coin has a diameter of 18mm and a weight of 2.5 grams. Text on the brass plated steel piece reads ‘Republika Hrvatska – Hrast Luznjak Quercus Robur’.You get: £0.003021 HRK = £0.0603500000 -
50 Croatian Kuna banknote series 1993
The 1993-dated banknote of 50 Croatian Kuna (pedeset kuna) depicts Ivan Gundulic, Croatian poet. The paper note contains the words ‘narodna banka Hrvatske’.You get: £3.675501 HRK = £0.0735100000 -
100 Croatian Kuna banknote series 2002
The banknote 100 Croatian Kuna (sto kuna) portrays Ivan Mazuranic, Croatian poet. The words ‘narodna banka Hrvatske’ are printed on the 100 HRK paper note. The banknote is dated 2002. 100 Croatian Kuna banknotes like these are no longer in circulation in Croatia. This is because Croatia adopted the Euro as its national currency on … ContinuedYou get: £7.351001 HRK = £0.0735100000 -
2 Lipa coin Croatia
This 2 lipe coin has a diameter of 17mm and weighs 0.92g. On the aluminium piece, the inscription reads ‘Republika Hrvatska – Vinova Loza Vitis Vinifera’.You get: £0.001211 HRK = £0.0603500000
