Lot of 2 silver coins in UNC quality from the First Republic of Latvia (1922-1940) . Lot description: 1924 1 lats coin is a silver coin of the Republic of Latvia (First Republic, 1922–1940), issued during the formation of the Latvian financial system. A detailed description . Denomination: 1 lats (1 lats). Year of Issue: 1924. Material: 835 fine silver. Weight: 5 grams. Pure silver weight: 4.175 grams (0.835 * 5). Diameter: 23 mm. Description of appearance Obverse: In the center is the coat of arms of the Republic of Latvia – a shield depicting a rising sun, three stars (symbolizing the historical regions of Kurzeme-Zemgale, Vidzeme, and Latgale), and winged figures (a lion and a griffin). Around the coat of arms is the inscription: LATVIJAS REPUBLIKA (Republic of Latvia). Reverse: In the center is the denomination "1," above which is a stylized image of a rising sun, and below the number is the word "LATS." Oak branches tied with a ribbon are on the sides. The year of minting, 1924, is inscribed at the bottom. The 1925 silver 2 Lati coin is a coin of the First Republic of Latvia (1922–1940), minted in London. It has a denomination of 2 Lati, is made of 835 fineness silver, weighs 10 grams, and has a diameter of 27 mm Obverse: The large coat of arms of the Republic of Latvia (a shield with a rising sun, a lion, and a griffin, topped with three stars, surrounded by oak leaves) is depicted in the center. The inscription "LATVIJAS" appears at the top, and "REPUBLIKA" appears at the bottom. Reverse: The denomination "2" appears in the center, with the word "LATI" beneath it. The composition is surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves, with the year of minting, "1925," at the bottom. Edge: Ribbed (corrugated), with variations in the number of corrugations. Artist: Jānis Tilbergs.