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National sides of Slovak euro coins

€2

2 eurá – národná strana

€1

1 euro – národná strana

A double cross on three hills as featured in the Slovak coat of arms, one of the state symbols of Slovakia. The cross is set within the central circular field against a relief background of stylised rocks, symbolising the state’s permanence and stability.
Designed by Ivan Řehák.

50 cent

50 centov

20 cent

20 centov

10 cent

10 centov

Bratislava Castle, the dominant landmark of Slovakia’s capital city and the country’s most visited national heritage site. The castle design incorporates the Slovak coat of arms, one of the state symbols of Slovakia.
Designed by Ján Černaj and Pavol Károly.

5 cent

5 centov

2 cent

2 centy

1 cent

1 cent

Krivan
Kriváň in the High Tatra Mountains, a peak associated with significant events in Slovak national history. As the destination for ‘national excursions’ undertaken by followers of Ľudoviť Štúr, Kriváň played a significant role in the 19th century Slovak national revival movement. It was also a base for partisans during the Slovak National Uprising in the latter stages of the Second World War. With such a history, Kriváň has become a symbol of national self-determination and Slovak territory.
Designed by Drahomír Zobek.

Print version – images compressed to ZIP file, size 32 MB.
Format: TIF, resolution: 1814×1814 px (cca 15×15 cm/300 dpi).

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