Latvia 5 lati Republic KM-9 Maiden MS 62 PCGS silver coin 1931

The 1931 Latvia 5 Lati silver coin is a celebrated issue of the First Latvian Republic, distinguished by its elegant national maiden portrait and richly detailed heraldry. The obverse portrays a young Latvian woman facing right, wearing an ornamented traditional headdress and intricately patterned national costume, with braided hair and delicate facial features. The reverse displays Latvia’s full coat of arms: a rising sun with radiating rays above a divided shield containing a lion and griffin, three stars overhead, and a rampant lion and winged griffin serving as supporters. Oak branches, leaves, tied ribbons and the 1931 date surround the large 5 Lati denomination. The maiden became an enduring visual symbol of Latvia, connecting the country’s interwar coinage with national culture and identity. Struck in silver as KM-9, this historic example is certified PCGS MS62. Its combination of traditional costume, heraldic symbolism and classic European coin artistry makes it especially desirable for collectors of Baltic and First Republic coinage.

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