1930 Estonia 2 Krooni Silver Coin
This is a 1930 1st Republic of Estonia 2 Krooni silver coin, an iconic piece of interwar Baltic numismatics. The obverse features the Lesser Coat of Arms of Estonia, consisting of a shield with three lions passant gardant, flanked by oak branches and surmounted by the text 'EESTI VABARIIK' (Republic of Estonia) with the mintage year '1930' at the bottom. Physically, the coin is composed of .500 fine silver, with a standard diameter of approximately 30mm and a weight of 12 grams. The design is executed in a neoclassical style typical of European coinage from the early 20th century. The condition appears to be 'Very Fine' to 'Extremely Fine' circulations, showing soft wear on the higher relief points of the lions and oak leaves, but retaining sharp legibility in the lettering. There is a visible greyish patina across the fields and subtle surface micro-scratches consistent with historical handling. No significant rim dings or deep gouges are observed. This specific denomination was minted at the Toompea State Mint in Tallinn and is highly sought after by collectors specializing in Eastern European history and silver bullion. The craftsmanship is evident in the depth of the strike and the balanced composition of the heraldic elements.
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Estimated Value
$25 - $45
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / Historical Currency
Appraised On
February 1, 2026
Estimated Value
$25 - $45
Item Description
This is a 1930 1st Republic of Estonia 2 Krooni silver coin, an iconic piece of interwar Baltic numismatics. The obverse features the Lesser Coat of Arms of Estonia, consisting of a shield with three lions passant gardant, flanked by oak branches and surmounted by the text 'EESTI VABARIIK' (Republic of Estonia) with the mintage year '1930' at the bottom. Physically, the coin is composed of .500 fine silver, with a standard diameter of approximately 30mm and a weight of 12 grams. The design is executed in a neoclassical style typical of European coinage from the early 20th century. The condition appears to be 'Very Fine' to 'Extremely Fine' circulations, showing soft wear on the higher relief points of the lions and oak leaves, but retaining sharp legibility in the lettering. There is a visible greyish patina across the fields and subtle surface micro-scratches consistent with historical handling. No significant rim dings or deep gouges are observed. This specific denomination was minted at the Toompea State Mint in Tallinn and is highly sought after by collectors specializing in Eastern European history and silver bullion. The craftsmanship is evident in the depth of the strike and the balanced composition of the heraldic elements.
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