2021, vol. 50, iss. 4, pp. 128-145
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Last minted coins of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Poslednji kovani novac Kraljevine Jugoslavije
Abstract
The Law on Withdrawal from Circulation of Old Coins and on the Value of New Coins, passed on 3 July 1937, provided for the minting of: 50 dinars (in 16 million pieces with a nominal value of 800 million dinars), 20 dinars (25 million pieces in the value of 500 million dinars), 10 dinars (25 million pieces worth 250 million dinars), 2 dinars (75 million pieces worth 150 million dinars), 1 dinar (100 million pieces worth 100 million dinars), 50-para coins (100 million pieces worth 50 million dinars) and 25-para coins (40 million pieces worth 10 million dinars). The 50-para coins (composition: copper 91% and aluminium 9%, diameter 18 mm and weight 2 g), 2 dinars (91% copper and 9% aluminium, 24.5 mm and 5 g), 20 dinars (silver 75% and 25% other, 27 mm and 9 g) and 50 dinars (silver 75% and 25% other, 31 mm and 15 g) were put into circulation on 16 August 1939, 1 dinar (91% copper and 9% aluminium, 21 mm and 3.5 g) was released on October 20, 1939, 10 dinars (nickel 100%, 23 mm and 5 g) on 31 May 1940 and the 25-para coins (copper 98% and aluminium 2%, 20 mm and 2.5 g) on 21 November 1940. The 25-para coin with a 4 mm diameter hole in the centre, the 50-para coin, and the 1 and 2 dinars, featured a crown, the inscription Kingdom of Yugoslavia and their value denominations. In addition to these characteristics, the relief figure of King Petar II Karađorđević were also featured on 10-, 20and 50-dinar coins. The 10-, 20and 50-dinar coins have been withdrawn from circulation as of 19 March 1942, and the 25and 50-para coins, as well as the 1 and 2 dinars were withdrawn on 1 June of the same year.
Sažetak
Zakonom o povlačenju iz opticaja starog i o vrednosti kovanja novog metalnog novca koji je donet 3. jula 1937. godine predviđeno je kovanje: 50 dinara (u 16 miliona komada nominalne vrednosti od 800 miliona dinara), 20 dinara (25 miliona komada u vrednosti od 500 miliona dinara), 10 dinara (25 miliona komada u vrednosti od 250 miliona dinara), 2 dinara (75 miliona komada u vrednosti od 150 miliona dinara), 1 dinar (100 miliona komada u vrednosti od 100 miliona dinara), 50 para (100 miliona komada u vrednosti od 50 miliona dinara) i 25 para (40 miliona komada u vrednosti od 10 miliona dinara). Kovani novac od 50 para (sastav: bakar 91% i aluminijum 9%, prečnika 18 mm i težine 2 g), 2 dinara (91% bakar i 9% aluminijum, 24,5 mm i 5 g), 20 dinara (srebra 75% i 25% ostalo, 27 mm i 9 g) i 50 dinara (srebro 75% i 25% ostalo, 31 mm i 15 g) pušteni su u opticaj 16. avgusta 1939. godine, 1 dinar (bakar 91% i aluminijum 9%, 21 mm i 3,5 g) je pušten 20. oktobra 1939. godine, 10 dinara (nikl 100%, 23 mm i 5 g) 31. maja 1940. godine i 25 para (bakar 98% i aluminijum 2%, 20 mm i 2,5 g) 21. novembra 1940. god. Kovanica od 25 para koja u centru ima otvor od 4mm prečnika, 50 para, 1 i 2 dinara imale su na sebi krunu, natpis Kraljevina Jugoslavija i oznake nominalne vrednosti. Novac od 10, 20 i 50 dinara osim ovih karakteristika imale su i reljefni lik kralja Petra II Karađorđevića. Iz opticaja su od 19. marta 1942. godine povučeni kovani novčići od 10, 20 i 50 dinara, a od 1. juna iste godine i 25 para, 50 para, 1 i 2 dinara.
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