Coins Used in the Early Republic Have Been Displayed

the great leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk which started under his leadership and is now 100 years old. Republic of Türkiye, undoubtedly has a proud history and memories. These memories are coming to light as the anniversary of the day this great gift was delivered to us arrives at our door on October 29th.

In this context, Anadolu Agency, in the Mint Museum, which is one of the building blocks of the Republic of Turkey’s identity, Republic period coins viewed. We will not only show you the coins in question, but also talk about their details.

Coins minted before the Alphabet Revolution in 1928:

What you see is the first 1 lira of our republic.

When you look at 1 lira, it is on the front first Turkish Grand National Assembly Buildinga villager in front of him and on the hill Ankara Castle We see. Behind it is the old prime ministry building.

This is what 5 lira looked like when it all started:

As soon as you look at the 5 lira note on the front wolf figure and the Ottoman text at the top attracts attention. This text appears on all banknotes; It means Republic of Türkiye. In the back, there is a historical significance Akköprü It is located.

10 lira was like this:

Ahead wolf figure we can see. If in the back Ankara Castle It is located.

After 10 lira, we move to 50 lira.

When we look at 50 lira Ataturk portrait draws attention. On the back side from Afyonkarahisar There is a square.

100 lira comes right after this.

On the front of the 100 lira note, there is another Ataturk portrait it seems. There is a photograph of a village on the back.

You may have expected 200. But before our last stop, 500 liras are in front of us.

We came to the front of 500 lira. When you look left Sivas Gökmedrese you can see. If on the right Ataturk His portrait welcomes you. When we go to the back, we see a view of Sivas.

Finally, the most valuable one is 1000 lira.

The front side of 1000 lira is again Atatürk’s It hosts his portrait. The Sakarya railway line is located at the back.

Replicas of the coins that came after the Alphabet Revolution were also photographed.

Since not all of these have been photographed, let’s briefly give their details. In fact, the coins in the 2nd emission group from 50 cents It was starting. And this is 50 cents, it was paper again. On the back of this coin, which features İsmet İnönü on the front, is the Old Administration Center Building of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey.

İsmet İnönü is again on the front of the 1 lira. If behind from Bosphorus positioned in a landscape.

There was a first and second issue of 500 liras. On the back of both Rumeli Fortress while it is on the front of the first arrangement Ataturkin the second arrangement İsmet İnönü It has a portrait.

Likewise, 1000 liras had a first and second order. The back side of both of them is Ankara To the Security Monument While hosting, Atatürk was on the front of the first arrangement, and İsmet İnönü was on the front of the second arrangement.

This is what 2.5 Turkish lira looked like at that time:

Here is 5 lira in Latin alphabet:

The next 10 lira is:

Right after that, we move on to 50 lira.

Finally, we see 100 liras.

For the declaration of the Republic, specifically of 29 October Don’t forget to take a look at our content above to find out why it was chosen.