2007 Estonia 100 Krooni Banknote

Obverse: Features a portrait of Lydia Koidula (1843–1886), Estonia’s national poet and a leading figure in the Estonian national awakening. To the right of her portrait, a nightingale is depicted, symbolizing poetic inspiration and freedom. The denomination “100” is displayed in the corners, and the note carries the text SADA KROONI (One Hundred Krooni). The year “2007” and the seal of Eesti Pank (Bank of Estonia) are shown on the right.
Obverse lettering: SADA KROONI, EESTI PANK, LYDIA KOIDULA 1843–1886.
Reverse: Depicts the romantic coastal landscape of Estonia with crashing waves against rocky cliffs, representing strength and endurance. The left side features a facsimile of Koidula’s handwritten poetry. The denomination “100” is displayed prominently on both sides. The note includes the issuing authority EESTI PANK on the right.
Reverse lettering: SADA KROONI, EESTI PANK.
Size: ±140 x 68 mm
This 100 Krooni note was among the final issues before Estonia adopted the Euro in 2011.
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