Amazing coin set from the world’s lowest lying country Known mostly as a popular vacation destination, the Maldives are not only the smallest country in Asia. The beautiful islands are also the lowest-lying state in the world. The highest point is just over 5 meters above sea level. The close connection to the ocean is reflected on the reverses of this Rufiyaa coin set. Among the motifs are a coconut palm, bonito fish, a sailing ship, the old Malé Friday Mosque built of coral stone, a loggerhead sea turtle, the national coat of arms and a Triton’s trumpet – one of the largest sea snails in the world. Except for the 2 Rufiyaa bimetallic coin, all denominations depict a knotted rope. Shaped as an infinity symbol, the knot is meant to symbolize the hoped-for longevity of the money. – Including bimetallic coin – The maritime wildlife of the Maldives – Coin of the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization)
| Denomination | 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 Laari, 1, 2 Rufiyaa |
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| Year | 1984-2017 |
| KM | 68, 114, 115, 71, 72, 73, New |
| Country | Maldives |
| Pieces in set | 7 |





