It actually reads 'Drachmai' in Greek letters. Greeks have their own alphabet.
'N. Per' and 'I. Stin' are the initials of the engraver.
What you have here is a one year type of a Greek 2 Drachme coin from 1973, when Greece had gotten rid of their royal family and was ruled by 'the colonels'.
I can't say if this coin is worth keeping, as I don't see pictures of the whole coin, just some detail close ups. Most reasons to keep this would be subjective: because you like toe coin, for example.
Here's more information about your coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces547.html
'N. Per' and 'I. Stin' are the initials of the engraver.
What you have here is a one year type of a Greek 2 Drachme coin from 1973, when Greece had gotten rid of their royal family and was ruled by 'the colonels'.
I can't say if this coin is worth keeping, as I don't see pictures of the whole coin, just some detail close ups. Most reasons to keep this would be subjective: because you like toe coin, for example.
Here's more information about your coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces547.html
Edited by UltraRant
09/24/2017 06:30 am
09/24/2017 06:30 am























