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| 表面の説明 | Central device features a stylized monogram of the Yugoslav National Bank (JNB) rendered within a square cartouche with geometric interlocking letterforms, set against a plain field. The coin has a segmented, beaded border framing the design. A bilingual circular legend in both Cyrillic and Latin scripts surrounds the central device, reading 'SR JUGOSLAVIJA' in Latin and 'СР JУГОСЛАВИJА' in Cyrillic, denoting the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The overall design is simple and geometric in character, consistent with the inflationary emergency coinage of the period. |
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| 裏面の文字体系 | Cyrillic, Latin |
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| 追加情報 |
By early 1993, Yugoslavia's inflation rate had already broken into five digits annually, accelerating toward what would become the second-worst hyperinflation episode in recorded history — peaking at roughly 313 million percent per month by January 1994. This 500 dinar piece was a high-denomination coin when struck; within months, it was functionally worthless, overtaken by emergency banknotes denominated in the billions and eventually trillions. The Yugoslav government redenominated the currency multiple times in quick succession, each new dinar sweeping away several zeros without arresting the collapse.
Brass coinage from this period survives in abundance precisely because it never spent meaningful time in pockets.