1- and 2-dinar silver coins from 1897
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Abstract
The silver coins from 1897, bearing the image of King Aleksandar Obrenović, were minted in 4 million pieces (1-dinar denomination), and in 2 million pieces (2-dinar denomination). Both types of coins were minted in the Imperial Mint in Vienna, in 835% silver. The 1-dinar coin weighed 5 grams and was 23mm in diameter, whereas the 2-dinar coin weighed 10 grams and was 27mm in diameter. They were legal tender until 1931, although gradually withdrawn from circulation over the years.
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| Authors | ;Pantelić Svetlana |
| Journal | acta scientiarum : language and culture |
| Year | 2015 |
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