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Federative People's Republic
of Yugoslavia |
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| Though the war ended,
Peter II was not allowed to return home. He was deposed by Yugoslavia's
Communist Constituent Assembly on 29 November 1945. After that, he settled
in the United States. From 1962 to his death he served as the Royal Patron
of the Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem in the United
States. After many years of suffering from cirrhosis of the liver, he died
in Denver, Colorado, on 03 November 1970, after a failed liver transplant.
He was interred in Saint Sava Monastery Church at Libertyville, Illinois in
United States. |
| After Peter II's was
deposed, the government changed the name of the country from Democratic
Federative Yugoslavia to Federative People's Republic
of Yugoslavia on 29 November 1945, which lasted till 07 April 1963, when
again the country name was changed. |
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- Secretary-general of the Communist Party
- Josip Broz
Tito.....................................Aug 1937 - Oct 1966 (d. 1980)
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| Currency:
Dinar = 100 para. |
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1953 |
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KM# 29 / Schön# 24 50 para.
Year:
1953.
Weight: 0.62g [0.60g].
Metal: Aluminium.
Diameter:
17.60 mm. Edge:
Plain.
Alignment: Medal.
Mint:
Belgrade.
Obverse:
Numeral "50" in the center surrounded by 7 stars in the top
section. Date "1953" is split at both left and right side.
"ПАРА" (para) written at the
bottom. |
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Reverse:
Yugoslavia emblem in the center with date on banner: "29·XI·1943". "FEDERATIVNA
NARODNA REPUBLIKA JUGOSLAVIJA" (Federal People's Republic of
Yugoslavia) written around. Four diamonds at the bottom.
Mintage: N.A.
Mintage Years:
One year type. |
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KM# 30 / Schön# 25 1 Dinar.
Year:
1953.
Weight: 0.90g [0.90g].
Metal: Aluminium.
Diameter:
19.80 mm. Edge:
Plain.
Alignment: Medal.
Mint:
Belgrade.
Obverse:
Numeral "1" in the center surrounded by 7 stars in the top
section. Date "1953" is split at both left and right side.
"DINAR" written at the
bottom. |
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Reverse:
Yugoslavia emblem in the center with date on banner: "29·XI·1943". "FEDERATIVNA
NARODNA REPUBLIKA JUGOSLAVIJA" (Federal People's Republic of
Yugoslavia) written around. Four diamonds at the bottom.
Mintage: N.A.
Mintage Years:
One year type. |
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KM# 31 / Schön# 26 2 Dinars.
Year:
1953.
Weight: 1.27g [1.30g].
Metal: Aluminium.
Diameter:
22.20 mm. Edge:
Plain.
Alignment: Medal.
Mint:
Belgrade.
Obverse:
Numeral "2" in the center surrounded by 7 stars in the top
section. Date "1953" is split at both left and right side.
"DINARA" (Dinars) written at the
bottom. |
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Reverse:
Yugoslavia emblem in the center with date on banner: "29·XI·1943". "FEDERATIVNA
NARODNA REPUBLIKA JUGOSLAVIJA" (Federal People's Republic of
Yugoslavia) written around. Four diamonds at the bottom.
Mintage: N.A.
Mintage Years:
One year type. |
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KM# 32 / Schön# 27 5 Dinars.
Year:
1953.
Weight: 1.68g [1.60g].
Metal: Aluminium.
Diameter:
24.60 mm. Edge:
Plain.
Alignment: Medal.
Mint:
Belgrade.
Obverse:
Numeral "5" in the center surrounded by 7 stars in the top
section. Date "1953" is split at both left and right side.
"DINARA" (Dinars) written at the
bottom. |
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Reverse:
Yugoslavia emblem in the center with date on banner: "29·XI·1943". "FEDERATIVNA
NARODNA REPUBLIKA JUGOSLAVIJA" (Federal People's Republic of
Yugoslavia) written around. Four diamonds at the bottom.
Mintage: N.A.
Mintage Years:
One year type. |
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1955 |
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KM# 33 / Schön# 28 10 Dinars.
Year:
1955.
Weight: 3.15g [3.00g].
Metal: Aluminium-Bronze.
Diameter:
21.00 mm. Edge:
Reeded.
Alignment: Medal.
Mint:
Belgrade.
Obverse: Woman with head scarf facing
left and holding a sheaf of wheat in the center. Value
"10 ДИНАРА" (10 Dinars) written at the
upper left side. "DINČIĆ F·M" written in two lines between neck and
sheaf of wheat. Date below the Value. |
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Reverse:
Yugoslavia emblem in the center with date on banner: "29·XI·1943". "FEDERATIVNA
NARODNA REPUBLIKA JUGOSLAVIJA" (Federal People's Republic of
Yugoslavia) written around. Four diamonds at the bottom.
Mintage: N.A.
Mintage Years:
One year type.
Engraver: Frano
Meneghello Dinčić (both sides).
Note: Some of 10 Dinara coins are
missing the "DINČIĆ F·M" inscription between neck and sheaf of
wheat. |
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KM# 34 / Schön# 29 20 Dinars.
Year:
1955.
Weight: 4.09g [4.00g].
Metal: Aluminium-Bronze.
Diameter:
23.20 mm. Edge:
Reeded.
Alignment: Medal.
Mint:
Belgrade.
Obverse: Man looking right with
cogwheel below him in the center. Value
"20 DINARA" (20 Dinars) written at the
upper right side. "DINČIĆ F·M" behind the neck. Date below the
Value. |
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Reverse:
Yugoslavia emblem in the center with date on banner: "29·XI·1943". "ФЕДЕРАТИВНА
НАРОДНА РЕПУБЛИКА ЈУГОСЛАВИЈА" (Federal People's Republic of
Yugoslavia) written around. Four diamonds at the bottom.
Mintage: N.A.
Mintage Years:
One year type.
Engraver: Frano
Meneghello Dinčić (both sides). |
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KM# 35 / Schön# 30 50 Dinars.
Year:
1955.
Weight: 6.10g [6.00g].
Metal: Aluminium-Bronze.
Diameter:
25.50 mm. Edge:
Reeded.
Alignment: Medal.
Mint:
Belgrade.
Obverse: Man and Woman looking right
with sheaf of wheat and cogwheel below them in the center. Value
"10 ДИНАРА" (50 Dinars) written at the
upper right side. "DINČIĆ F·M" behind the Man's neck. Date below the
Value. Man and woman looking right, ears of wheat and
cogwheel |
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Reverse:
Yugoslavia emblem in the center with date on banner: "29·XI·1943". "FEDERATIVNA
NARODNA REPUBLIKA JUGOSLAVIJA" (Federal People's Republic of
Yugoslavia) written around. Four diamonds at the bottom.
Mintage: N.A.
Mintage Years:
One year type.
Engraver: Frano
Meneghello Dinčić (both sides). |
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Click on below links to view coinage used by Serbia:
- Ottoman
Empire 1389-1867
- Actual Ottoman rule: 1389-1717, 1739-1789,
1791-1804, 1813-1817. Governors at Niš 1719-1739.
- OBRENOVIĆ
-
Mihailo [Michael] Obrenović
III (2nd
time)............26
Sep 1860 - 10 Jun 1868
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Milan
II [Milan Obrenović IV] (King
from 1882)........02
Jul 1868 - 06 Mar 1889
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Aleksandar............................................06
Mar 1889 - 11 Jun 1903
- KARAGEORGEVIĆ
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Peter I (King
of Serbs, Croats, & Slovenes from 1918).15
Jun 1903 - 16 Aug 1921
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Aleksandar (Kingdom
of Yugoslavia from 1929)..........16
Aug 1921 - 09 Oct 1934
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Peter
II..............................................09 Oct 1934 - 29 Nov 1945
- Occupied Territory and Federal Republic
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German
occupation.....................................13 Apr 1941 - 20 Oct 1944
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Democratic Federative
Yugoslavia......................29 Nov 1943 - 29 Nov 1945
- Federative People's
Republic of Yugoslavia............29 Nov 1945 - 07 Apr 1963
- Socialist Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia..............07 Apr 1963 - 27 Apr 1992
- Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia........................27 Apr 1992 - 04 Feb 2003
- Serbia and
Montenegro.................................04 Feb 2003 - 03 Jun 2006
- Republic of
Serbia....................................05 Jun 2006 - date
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