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1 Tolar
| Emittent | Banka Slovenije (Bank of Slovenia) |
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| Jahr | 1992-2006 |
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| Stempelschneider | Miljenko Licul |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse depicts a naturalistic rendering of the brown trout (Salmo trutta fario), shown in left profile as a large adult fish occupying the upper and central field, with two smaller juvenile trout rendered below it, evoking a sense of depth and natural habitat. The scientific name 'SALMO TRUTTA FARIO' is inscribed along the lower periphery as a curved legend in Latin script. The numeral '1' appears at the top of the field above the primary fish motif. The engraving captures fine anatomical detail including scale patterning, fins, and spotted markings characteristic of the species, reflecting Slovenia's rich freshwater heritage. |
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| Auflage | 1992 - - 10,015,000 1992 - Proof - 1,000 1993 - - 30,015,000 1993 - Proof - 1,000 1994 - Budapest Mint: closed 4 - 5,000,000 1994 - Kremnica Mint: open 4 to the right; Proof - 1,000 1994 - Kremnica Mint: open 4 to the top - 10,001,000 1995 - Budapest Mint: downturned 5 - 10,001,000 1995 - Kremnica Mint: upturned 5 - 10,000,000 1995 - Kremnica Mint: upturned 5; In Sets only - 1,000 1995 - Kremnica Mint: upturned 5; Proof - 1,000 1996 - - 21,800,000 1996 - Proof - 500 1997 - - 8,001,000 1997 - Proof - 500 1998 - - 12,001,000 1998 - Proof - 500 1999 - - 8,001,000 1999 - Proof - 500 2000 - - 15,001,000 2000 - Proof - 800 2001 - - 10,001,000 2001 - Proof - 800 2002 - In Sets only - 1,000 2002 - Proof - 800 2003 - In Sets only - 1,000 2003 - Proof - 800 2004 - - 10,000,000 2004 - Kremnica Mint: open 4 to the right; In Sets only - 1,000 2004 - Proof - 500 2005 - In Sets only - 3,000 2005 - Proof - 1,000 2006 - In Sets only - 4,000 2006 - Proof - 1,000 |
| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Slovenia introduced the tolar in October 1991, just months after declaring independence from Yugoslavia in June of that year. The National Bank was established and the new currency issued under considerable urgency — Yugoslavia's dinar was still circulating alongside the tolar during a brief transitional period, and the speed of the monetary changeover was itself a political signal to international observers watching the dissolution of the federation.
The tolar remained in circulation until January 2007, when Slovenia became the first former Yugoslav republic to adopt the euro.