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Croatia lies on the Adriatic coast and is renowned for its more than a thousand islands and its long coastline. Over the centuries, the territory passed through many hands — from Rome and the Hungarian-Croatian kingdom to the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Following the break-up of Yugoslavia, Croatia declared independence in 1991. Since 2013, the country has been a member of the European Union and, on 1 January 2023, became the 20th state to adopt the euro. Its capital is Zagreb.
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Croatia began producing its euro coins on 18 July 2022 in Zagreb. Croatia has its own mint, the Hrvatska kovnica novca / Croatian Mint (formerly: Hrvatski novčarski zavod, HNZ).
Coins from Croatia are among the most sought-after in the field: many issues have very low mintages and trade well above face value – some reach two- to three-figure sums. What your Croatia coin is worth depends on the issue, mintage and condition:
