
Turkish Lira Coin Set (1984-1988)
This collection consists of five Turkish Lira coins from the mid-1980s, primarily composed of a copper-nickel-zinc alloy typical for circulation coinage of that era. The set includes three 5 Lira coins (dated 1984), one 10 Lira coin (dated 1986), and one larger 50 Lira coin (dated 1988). Each coin features the distinctive reverse design typical of the Turkish Republic, showcasing branches of wheat stalks framing the denomination and the Crescent and Star symbol. The 50 Lira coin is the largest in diameter and exhibits a slightly more golden-bronze hue compared to the silver-toned luster of the smaller denominations. The coins appear to be in circulated but well-preserved condition, stored within a protective plastic sleeve. There is visible surface wear and minor oxidation or patina consistent with age, but no major structural deformities or deep gouges are present. The strikes are clear, allowing for easy reading of the dates and text. These coins represent the period of high inflation in Turkey before the redenomination of the currency in the early 2000s, serving as significant historical artifacts of Turkish monetary history.
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Estimated Value
$4.00 - $8.00 USD
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / Currency
Appraised On
February 12, 2026
Estimated Value
$4.00 - $8.00 USD
Item Description
This collection consists of five Turkish Lira coins from the mid-1980s, primarily composed of a copper-nickel-zinc alloy typical for circulation coinage of that era. The set includes three 5 Lira coins (dated 1984), one 10 Lira coin (dated 1986), and one larger 50 Lira coin (dated 1988). Each coin features the distinctive reverse design typical of the Turkish Republic, showcasing branches of wheat stalks framing the denomination and the Crescent and Star symbol. The 50 Lira coin is the largest in diameter and exhibits a slightly more golden-bronze hue compared to the silver-toned luster of the smaller denominations. The coins appear to be in circulated but well-preserved condition, stored within a protective plastic sleeve. There is visible surface wear and minor oxidation or patina consistent with age, but no major structural deformities or deep gouges are present. The strikes are clear, allowing for easy reading of the dates and text. These coins represent the period of high inflation in Turkey before the redenomination of the currency in the early 2000s, serving as significant historical artifacts of Turkish monetary history.
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