1 Dinar

By 1992, Yugoslavia was dissolving violently, with Slovenia and Croatia already gone and Bosnia descending into war. The National Bank continued issuing coinage almost by institutional reflex — this brass dinar circulated into an economy where hyperinflation would soon render it worthless within months of striking. Yugoslavia's inflation rate hit 19,810% for 1992 alone, accelerating toward the astronomical figures of 1993 that would make the Yugoslav dinar one of the most dramatic monetary collapses in recorded history.