| Country | Serbia |
|---|---|
| Ruler | Peter I (1903-18) |
| Face Value | 5 Dinara |
| Year of issue | 1904 |
| Metal | Silver |
| Fineness | 900 |
| Catalogue # | KM# 27 |
| Weight, g. | 24,86 |
| Diameter, mm. | 37,29 |
| Our code | F925 |
| Die Axis | ↑↑ |
| Additional info | - |
SERBIA, Peter I, 5 Dinara 1904, 100th Anniversary – Karageorgevich Dynasty, aXF
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Obverse: Conjoined busts of Peter I and Alexander I facing right, legend around.
Lettering (Serbian): ПЕТАР I КАРА-ЂОРЂЕ; SCHWARTZ
Engraver: Stefan Schwartz
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Reverse: Serbian Coat of Arms, Denomination under and dates above
Lettering (Serbian): 1804 1904; * 5 ДИНАРА *
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Edge (text in Serbian): **БОГ*ЧУВА*СРБИЈУ***
Translation: GOD SAVE SERBIA
The pictures provided are of the actual coin for sale.
Guaranteed genuine.
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€ 229
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History
By 1904, Serbia was barely a year removed from one of the most dramatic nights in its history. In June 1903, a group of army officers stormed the Royal Palace in Belgrade and assassinated King Alexander Obrenović and his wife Draga – ending a dynasty, rewriting an alliance, and sending shockwaves across Europe. The bodies were thrown from a palace window. The streets of Belgrade erupted in celebration.
From the bloodshed emerged a new era. Sixty-year-old Peter Karađorđević accepted the crown and returned to his homeland from exile in Geneva. He reigned calmly, carefully and conciliatorily, and the Serbs were finally relieved after decades of scandals. eBay A new constitution was adopted, the press was freed, and the country exhaled.
It was in this charged atmosphere of renewal that the 5 Dinara of 1904 was struck – not as ordinary currency, but as a commemorative coin marking the centennial of the Karađorđević dynasty. On the obverse, the profiles of King Peter I and his ancestor Karađorđe are shown side by side, the founder and the heir united in a single image. Coins One man had launched Serbia’s uprising against the Ottomans in 1804; the other had just reclaimed his family’s throne a century later. The reverse bore the dates 1804–1904 – a hundred years compressed into silver.
This coin is a portrait of a dynasty’s rebirth. It was minted at the precise moment when Serbia’s future hung wide open – before the Balkan Wars, before Sarajevo, before the Great Retreat through Albania. A brief, luminous window of possibility, pressed into metal and handed to history.













