1 Dinar

By 1990, Yugoslavia's federal monetary system was effectively disintegrating alongside the federation itself. The National Bank of Yugoslavia continued issuing coinage even as republican governments were drafting independence declarations, making this brief two-year run one of the last attempts at a unified Yugoslav currency before Slovenia and Croatia broke away in June 1991.

The dinar had already been redenominated in January 1990 — 10,000 old dinars to one new — under Prime Minister Ante Marković's stabilization program, which briefly succeeded in cutting hyperinflation before political collapse rendered the effort moot.