Coin Croatia 2 Euro Commemorative Coin. UNC 2026 - 100 years of Croatian radio and television

The 2 euro commemorative coin issued by Croatia in 2026 is dedicated to celebrating the centenary of Croatian radio and television. This numismatic issue marks a century of existence of these national media institutions, which have played a fundamental role in the dissemination of information and culture throughout the country.

The coin features the standard technical specifications defined for 2 euro denominations intended for circulation. It is composed of a bimetallic alloy, combining a cupronickel core with an outer ring in Nordic gold. The total weight of the piece is set at 8.5 grams with a diameter of 25.75 millimetres, thus complying with the dimensional standards for coins of this face value within the eurozone.

The condition of this coin is graded UNC, meaning it comes directly from the central bank rolls and has never been in public circulation, thus retaining its original lustre and the integrity of its relief details. The total mintage for this specific reference is limited to 190,000 pieces, a quantity that defines its level of rarity on the numismatic market.

From an iconographic perspective, the design chosen for this commemoration highlights the historical heritage of Hrvatska radiotelevizija (HRT). The design illustrates the technological and institutional evolution of broadcasting and television in Croatia since 1926. This issue is part of the tradition of sovereign commemorative coins, recalling the importance of media milestones in national identity. The coin bears the usual inscriptions, including the name of the issuing country and the year of issue 2026, precisely engraved on the bimetallic surface. Through its deliberately limited mintage and its historical theme, this coin constitutes an institutional and technical testament to the activities of the Croatian mint for the year 2026, capturing a major milestone in the history of national telecommunications.