Yugoslavia 100 Dinara 1983 PCGS PR68DCAM

The Yugoslavia 100 Dinara 1983 PCGS PR68DCAM is a remarkable collectible item that holds historical significance. It is a silver coin minted in Yugoslavia in 1983. This particular coin is classified under KM# 98, Schön# 94, and N# 22868. The coin is labeled as "Proof," indicating that it was specially struck with highly polished dies to showcase its intricate design and flawless quality. The obverse side of the coin features a portrait of a female figure skater in action, symbolizing the Winter Olympics of 1984. Yugoslavia was chosen to host the Winter Olympics in 1984, which were held in the city of Sarajevo. This event marked a significant milestone for the country, as it was the first time it hosted the Winter Olympics. The figure skating event, highlighted on this coin, is one of the most captivating and elegant disciplines in the Olympics. The coin has a mintage of 110,000 pieces, making it a relatively common find for collectors. However, its high grade of PR68DCAM, certified by PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service), adds value and desirability to the item. This coin serves as a wonderful reminder of Yugoslavia's involvement in the Winter Olympics of 1984 and is a testament to the country's rich history and cultural heritage. It is a prized possession for numismatists and collectors alike, capturing a slice of Yugoslavian history and the excitement of the Winter Olympics.

N° 1268 | Yugoslavia 100 Dinara 1983 PCGS PR68DCAM

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