The Estonian National Museum (ERM) is on a quest to complete its collection of paper currency by locating seven rare banknotes from the ZZ series of the Estonian krone. As the anniversary of the Republic approaches, the museum is reaching out to the public to search their homes for these elusive notes, which are significant both in terms of cultural heritage and historical value.

These particular banknotes are not just collectibles; they represent a critical period in Estonia's financial history, giving insight into the nation's journey post-independence. The museum's initiative aims to create awareness about the importance of preserving such artifacts and encourages community engagement in national heritage efforts.

With the Republic's anniversary serving as a backdrop for this search, the effort reflects a broader cultural engagement within Estonia, highlighting how citizens can participate in celebrating their national heritage. The outcome of this campaign could enrich the museum’s exhibitions and educational programs while fostering a sense of communal pride in Estonia's past.