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Next Tuesday, April 16, the Bank of Latvia issues a new collector's coin under the name "Through the Ages", dedicated to the centenary of the Latvian Open Air Ethnographic Museum and its tireless efforts to transmit its national heritage to future generations.
The Latvian Open Air Ethnographic Museum is one of the oldest and largest museums of its kind in Europe, housing Latvia's oldest wooden architectural treasures. Since its creation in 1924, the museum has maintained its mission of preserving historical heritage for future generations through the ages. This heritage includes evidence detailing architectural features and domestic objects, shedding light on the construction techniques and traditional layout of peasant and fishermen's houses, spanning a chronology from the 17th century to the mid-20th century.
The homes of Latvian farmers and fishermen are displayed in the museum. It also houses craftsmen's workshops, forges, potters' and tar kilns, windmills, churches of various denominations, etc. Seasonal and other traditional festivals are celebrated in the museum, offering the opportunity to delve deeper into their meaning and purpose.
The graphic design of the coin was created by experienced artist Arvīds Priedīte, who has captured Latvian values on the coin: virtue and love of work, which have remained intact over time.
The obverse of the coin shows a woman mixing dough in a bread trough with a mixing paddle. Above the image, a spinning wheel, with the inscription “LATVIJAS ETNOGRĀFISKAIS BRĪVDABAS MUZEJS” (Latvian Open-Air Ethnographic Museum). On both sides of the picture, historical tools and household objects: on the left: a fish basket, a board with spoons, a flour shovel, on the right: a spinning wheel, a bread shovel and a washboard.
In the center of the reverse of the coin is a man carving a watering hole with a pickaxe. Above, a horse collar; on the left, a hand drill; to the right, a scythe. On the left, a broad-bladed ax and a scraper; On the right, a hand rake and a grain shovel. The inscription "2024" is arranged in a semicircle on the left side, while the inscription "5 EURO" is arranged in a semicircle on the right side.
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Coin characteristics
Country: Latvia
Year: 2024
Face Value: 5 euros
Metal: Silver
Fineness: 999
Weight: 22g
Diameter: 35mm
Quality: proof
Roll: 3,000
Design: Arvids Priedite
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