Croatia 150 kuna Dubrovnik Karaka KM-90 Ship Clipper PR 69 PCGS silver coin 2007

Croatia 150 kuna 2007, dedicated to the legendary Dubrovnik Karaka – one of the most iconic merchant ships of the Adriatic. This impressive silver issue celebrates the maritime power and trade heritage of the Republic of Dubrovnik, whose vessels once sailed across the Mediterranean and beyond.

The obverse features a stylized compass rose with sharp cardinal points and the letter “N” at the top, symbolizing navigation and seafaring mastery. The denomination “150 KUNA” is placed within the inner circle, while below appears the inscription “REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA” and the Croatian checkerboard coat of arms. The clean geometric layout and frosted relief contrast beautifully with the mirrored fields.

The reverse depicts a majestic Dubrovnik Karaka under full sail, its large square sails filled with wind above detailed waves. The hull, rigging, masts, and flags are finely engraved, with the inscription “DUBROVAČKA KARAKA XV-XVII ST.” and the year 2007 framing the scene. Struck in silver in Proof quality and graded PR69 by PCGS, this coin combines maritime history, artistic elegance, and certified near-perfect condition. A remarkable addition for collectors of ships, European history, and nautical themes.

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