200 Kuna Archaeological Museum Split, Croatia

On the reverse of the commemorative silver coin in the central part is a depiction of the sarcophagus of the Good Shepherd, on which the basic motif is a shepherd with a saved sheep on his shoulders, according to Christs parable of the lost sheep and the shepherd who leaves the flock to find it. The sarcophagus was found in the middle of the 19th century at the Manastirine site in Solin and dates from the beginning of the fourth century, and today it is housed in the Archaeological Museum in Split. In a semicircle, in the upper half of the coin, there is the inscription REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA, with the coat of arms of the Republic of Croatia shown between the two words. Below the display of the sarcophagus there is a mark of the nominal value of the commemorative silver coin 200, and below the mark there is the name of the monetary unit KUNA

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Kuzma Kovačić

On the face of the commemorative silver coin in the central part is a display of the complex of the Archaeological Museum in Split. The museum complex consists of a museum building with a spacious porch, the outside of which is enclosed by a high massive wall. The pitched roof porch is surrounded by a large garden planted mainly with Mediterranean conifers. In a circle, along the edge of the coin, the inscription »200. ANNIVERSARY OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM IN SPLIT «. Below the display of the museum complex is the inscription »1820. - 2020. «.

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Kuzma Kovačić

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