5 Dinara 2nd coat of arms, non-magnetic

正面描述	The Serbian state coat of arms occupies the central field, depicting a crowned double-headed eagle with a shield on its breast bearing the Cross of Serbia and four firesteels. The crown above features a flat bottom on the topmost element, characteristic of the second coat of arms type. The mantling flanks the shield on either side. The bilingual circular legend reads 'РЕПУБЛИКА СРБИЈА' and 'REPUBLIKA SRBIJA' around the upper periphery, while the issuer's abbreviation 'НБС' and 'NBS' appears along the lower periphery, separated by raised dots.
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正面铭文	РЕПУБЛИКА СРБИЈА-REPUBLIKA SRBIJA НБС-NBS
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附加信息	Serbia introduced a non-magnetic variant of this denomination alongside its magnetic counterpart as the National Bank navigated supplier and composition changes in its circulating coinage program during the early 2010s. The nickel brass formula — copper-dominant with minimal nickel content — distinguishes it from the steel-core issues that predominated in Serbian pocket change at the time. A simple magnet test separates the two, which is how most examples entering collections get their first proper attribution.

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