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* [[Estonia 1992 20 senti]] | * [[Estonia 1992 20 senti]] | ||
* [[Estonia 1992 50 senti]] | * [[Estonia 1992 50 senti]] | ||
| + | * [[Estonia 1996 100 krooni|1996 100 krooni, Atlanta Olympic Games]] | ||
* [[Estonia 1999 15.65 krooni|1999 15.65 krooni (euro)]] | * [[Estonia 1999 15.65 krooni|1999 15.65 krooni (euro)]] | ||
* [[Estonia 2000 kroon|2000 kroon]] | * [[Estonia 2000 kroon|2000 kroon]] | ||
Revision as of 11:20, 13 March 2026
Swedish administration (1561-1721)
- Livonia (15)60 ferding, Reval mint
- Estonia (15)62 1/4 mark = ferding
- Estonia (15)67 schilling, Reval mint, Erik XIV
- Estonia (1569-92) schilling, Reval mint, Johan III
- 1626 öre
- 1666 öre
- 1667 öre, Reval mint
- 1668 4 öre, crowned "C"
- 1668 4 öre, crowned "CRS"
- 1669 öre
- 1670 öre, Narva mint
- 1671-LN 4 öre, Narva mint
- 1674 4 öre
First republic (1918-40)
- 1922 mark
- 1924 mark
- 1926 3 marka
- Estonia 1922 5 marka
- 1924 5 marka
- 1926 5 marka
- Estonia 1926 10 Marka
the currency was reformed in 1929 and the mark replaced by senti and krooni.
- Estonia 1929 sent
- Estonia 1939 sent
- Estonia 1934 2 senti
- Estonia 1931 5 senti
- Estonia 1931 10 senti
- 1933 kroon, Tenth Singing Festival
- Estonia 1934 Kroon
- 1930 2 Krooni, Tallinn
- 1932 2 krooni, Tartu University
modern coinage (since 1991)
- Estonia 1991 5 senti
- Estonia 1991 10 senti
- Estonia 1992 20 senti
- Estonia 1992 50 senti
- 1996 100 krooni, Atlanta Olympic Games
- 1999 15.65 krooni (euro)
- 2000 kroon
- 2004 100 krooni, Athens Olympic Games
- 2007 100 krooni, fifteenth anniversary of the Estonian currency
- 2008 50 krooni, 90th anniversary of the republic
- 2008 100 krooni, 90th anniversary of the republic
- Estonia 2009 100 krooni