Latvia. 5 Lati 1932 / MS63

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This Latvian 5 lati silver coin from 1932, featuring Milda and the national coat of arms, is graded NGC MS63 and has a mintage of 600,000.

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Latvia – 5 Lati 1932 – Rarest Date of the Series – Only 600,000 Minted – NGC MS63 – Silver

The lowest-mintage date of Latvia’s iconic 5 Lati silver series!

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a beautiful 1932 Latvian 5 Lati, certified NGC MS63, from the historic First Republic of Latvia.

Why is 1932 particularly desirable?

Only 600,000 coins were minted in 1932, compared with 1 million in 1929 and 2 million in 1931.

This makes 1932 the scarcest regular-issue date by mintage in the entire 5 Lati series.

The coin features the famous portrait of Milda, symbolising Latvian national identity, and the magnificent Latvian coat of arms.

Exceptional visual appeal

The coin displays beautiful silver surfaces, attractive old toning and well-preserved design details. Under changing lighting, the surfaces reveal subtle variations in colour and an appealing metallic lustre.

Key highlights:

* 1932 – Lowest mintage of the series
* Only 600,000 minted
* NGC MS63 – Mint State
* Genuine certified silver coin, without a Details designation
* Attractive natural-looking toning
* Beautiful portrait and well-defined heraldic details
* Silver .835 – 25 g – 37 mm
* NGC Certification: 5787309-004

A particularly desirable date of one of the most celebrated Baltic silver coins.

An excellent opportunity to add the lowest-mintage 5 Lati issue, certified in Mint State, to a serious collection!

The coin shown in the photographs is the exact specimen offered for sale.

Latvia – 5 Lati 1932 – Rarest Date of the Series – Only 600,000 Minted – NGC MS63 – Silver

The lowest-mintage date of Latvia’s iconic 5 Lati silver series!

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a beautiful 1932 Latvian 5 Lati, certified NGC MS63, from the historic First Republic of Latvia.

Why is 1932 particularly desirable?

Only 600,000 coins were minted in 1932, compared with 1 million in 1929 and 2 million in 1931.

This makes 1932 the scarcest regular-issue date by mintage in the entire 5 Lati series.

The coin features the famous portrait of Milda, symbolising Latvian national identity, and the magnificent Latvian coat of arms.

Exceptional visual appeal

The coin displays beautiful silver surfaces, attractive old toning and well-preserved design details. Under changing lighting, the surfaces reveal subtle variations in colour and an appealing metallic lustre.

Key highlights:

* 1932 – Lowest mintage of the series
* Only 600,000 minted
* NGC MS63 – Mint State
* Genuine certified silver coin, without a Details designation
* Attractive natural-looking toning
* Beautiful portrait and well-defined heraldic details
* Silver .835 – 25 g – 37 mm
* NGC Certification: 5787309-004

A particularly desirable date of one of the most celebrated Baltic silver coins.

An excellent opportunity to add the lowest-mintage 5 Lati issue, certified in Mint State, to a serious collection!

The coin shown in the photographs is the exact specimen offered for sale.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country/province
Latvia
Year/period and variation
1932 / MS63
Denomination
5 Lati
Precious metal
Silver
Condition
Graded by NGC
Certification number
5787309-004
Certified
NGC
Number of objects
1
Theme
History
Coin type
World Coins (non Euro coins pre-2000)
LithuaniaVerified
96
Objects sold
100%
Private

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