Croatia 200 kuna Split Founding KM-51 Spalatum City PR 70 PCGS silver coin 1995

The 1995 Croatia 200 Kuna KM-51 silver coin celebrates 1,700 years of Split, historically known as Spalatum, and its remarkable Roman heritage. Certified PCGS PR70, this exceptional Proof commemorative features an intricately engraved section of an ancient architectural relief, with classical columns, decorative arches, sculpted human figures, and ornamental stonework. The reverse presents an impressive aerial reconstruction of Diocletian's Palace, revealing its fortified rectangular walls, corner towers, internal courtyards, buildings, and architectural structures. Croatia's crowned checkerboard coat of arms and denomination complete the design. Founded around the magnificent palace built for Roman Emperor Diocletian, Split developed into one of the Adriatic's most historically significant cities. Today, its ancient palace complex is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This perfectly graded silver coin is a superb collectible for enthusiasts of Roman architecture, Croatian history, and European heritage.

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