commemorative coin minted to celebrate the centennial of the Greek monarchy, beginning with King George I in 1863. This coin is highly prized for its artistic design and historical importance, symbolizing a century of modern Greek history.

Obverse:

The obverse of the coin displays the portraits of five kings of Greece, all from the House of Glücksburg, arranged in profile and facing left. The kings depicted are:

              1.           King George I (1863–1913)

              2.           King Constantine I (1913–1917, 1920–1922)

              3.           King Alexander I (1917–1920)

              4.           King George II (1922–1924, 1935–1947)

              5.           King Paul I (1947–1964)

Each portrait is intricately detailed, showcasing the individual characteristics of each monarch. Surrounding the portraits is the Greek inscription: “1863-1963 ΒΑΣΙΛΕΙΟΝ ΤΗΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ” (1863-1963, Kingdom of Greece).

Reverse:

The reverse depicts a detailed map of Greece, emphasizing the geographical extent of the nation during the monarchy. The map is framed by an olive wreath, a symbol of peace and victory. Below the map is the denomination “30 ΔΡΑΧΜΑΙ” (30 Drachmai). This design celebrates Greece’s national identity and territorial unity over the century.

This coin is a masterpiece of Greek numismatics, combining historical tribute and artistry. Its unique depiction of five monarchs on the obverse and the map of Greece on the reverse makes it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of Greek history.