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Latvia 5 Euro 2021 - The Key

Product Code: 5E2021LV
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Obverse: The coin’s center shows a vertically positioned key. On both sides are details inspired by the lock of a traditional Latvian chest. Above, along the upper arc, is the inscription "LATVIJA". ... Read more...

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Obverse: The coin’s center shows a vertically positioned key. On both sides are details inspired by the lock of a traditional Latvian chest. Above, along the upper arc, is the inscription "LATVIJA".

Reverse: The center features the depiction of the chest’s lock. On the left, curved along the arc, is the year "2021", and on the lower right is the inscription "5 EURO".

Edge: Reeded.

Specifications

Denomination: 5 Euro
Year: 2021
Theme: The Key
Mintage: 2,000 pieces
Metal: 999.9° Gold
Weight: 1.24 grams
Diameter: 13.92 mm
Quality: PROOF
Set includes: coin, capsule, original box, certificate
Mint: Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt (Netherlands)

Symbolism of the Key

The key symbolizes power to open or close doors, granting or denying access to treasures. In ancient Roman mythology, the god Janus was the deity of doors and gates, symbolizing beginnings and transitions.

In Japanese culture, the key is a symbol of luck, opening doors to spiritual treasures. Christian art often shows two keys representing Saint Peter’s authority to open heaven’s and hell’s gates, also seen in the papal coat of arms.

During the Middle Ages, handing over the key symbolized a complete transfer of authority.

Latvian folklore associates the key with fate and happiness, with many proverbs about keys related to fortune and superstition.

The artistic inspiration for this coin comes from the lock and decorations of traditional Latvian chests, which were important in wedding rituals, symbolizing the wealth and secrets of the bride’s family.

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