Serbia 1875 Prince Milan Obrenovic IV. Silver 1 Dinar Coin. NGC AU58

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Certification details

Certification number: 5791191-019

Grade: AU 58

NGC collectible ID: 111947

Nominal value: DINAR

Mint Mark: SERBIA

Year: 1875

1875, Serbia, Prince Milan Obrenovic IV. Silver 1 Dinar Coin. NGC AU-58!

Mint Year: 1875
Reference: KM-5. R!
Denomination: 1 Dinar
Condition: Certified and graded by NGC as AU-58!
Material: Silver (.835)
Diameter : 23mm
Weight: 5gm

Obverse: Bare head of Milan Obrenovic as prince of Serbia left.
Translated legend: "Milan M. Obrenovic IV. prince of Serbia."

Reverse: Ducal crown above denomination (1 DINAR) and mint date (1875) within wreath.

The House of Obrenovic (Serbian: Obrenovici, often spelled in English as Obrenovich or Obrenovitch) ruled Serbia from 1815 to 1842, and again from 1858 to 1903. They came to power through the leadership of their progenitor Miloš Obrenovic in the Second Serbian uprising against the Ottoman Empire, which led to the formation of the Principality of Serbia. The regents tended to rule autocratically, their popularity waxing and waning over their decades in power. The house of Obrenovic, except Miloš and Mihailo Obrenovic, descends from the Serbian medieval noble house of Orlovic, through the stepfather of Knjaz Miloš, and the grandfather of King Milan, as he was a member of the cadet branch of house Martinovic - Orlovic. The family's rule came to an end when an underground movement Black hand throughout the military, killed the last king Aleksandar Obrenovic, proximally because of his unpopular choice of a bride. After the end of their rule, a constitutional monarchy headed by the Karadordevic family took its place. Unlike other Balkan states such as Greece, Bulgaria or Romania, Serbia did not import a member of an existing European royal family to take its throne; the Obrenovic Dynasty, like its Karadordevic rival, was a "home-grown" Serbian family.

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