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Issuer National Bank of Yugoslavia
Year 1994
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Central device comprises the stylized monogram of the Yugoslav National Bank (JNB/НБЈ) set within a rounded square shield rendered in a geometric, interlocking design. The shield is positioned in the center of the field and surrounded by the bilingual country name legend in both Latin and Cyrillic scripts. The outer border features a continuous ring of raised beads framing the entire design.
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Reverse script Cyrillic, Latin
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Yugoslavia's 1994 coinage was issued by a country that had already ceased to exist in any meaningful political sense. By this point the rump Federal Republic — Serbia and Montenegro — was under comprehensive UN sanctions imposed in 1992, and the economy was in free fall through one of the worst hyperinflationary episodes ever recorded. The January 1994 redenomination replaced the old dinar at a ratio of 1 billion to one, making coins like this one obsolete almost before they left the mint.

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