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10 Dinara

Issuer Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Year 1976-1981
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Weight 9.8 g
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Obverse script Cyrillic, Latin
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Mintage 1976 - - 10,549,500
1977 - Acorn stalks behind leaves - 39,645,000
1977 - Acorn stalks between leaves -
1978 - - 29,834,000
1979 - - 4,969,000
1980 - - 19,139,000
1981 - - 20,166,000
Additional information

Yugoslavia's 10 Dinara of this period circulated during the final years of Tito's rule and the turbulent succession crisis that followed his death in May 1980. The federal structure — six republics, two autonomous provinces, and a rotating presidency designed to prevent any single republic from dominating — was already straining by the late 1970s under rising inflation and mounting foreign debt. Coins from the 1980 and 1981 dates effectively entered circulation into an economy beginning its slow unraveling.

The copper-nickel-zinc ternary alloy was a cost-conscious departure from earlier Yugoslav coinage, adopted as hard currency reserves tightened.

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