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2 Dinara

Issuer Yugoslavia
Year 2000-2002
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Engraver(s) Mitar Petković
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Obverse description Central shield bearing a double-headed eagle in low relief, enclosed within a raised inner circle. A bilingual legend encircles the design in the outer ring, rendered in both Cyrillic and Latin scripts, reading 'СР ЈУГОСЛАВИЈА · SR JUGOSLAVIJA ·', denoting the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The composition is restrained and heraldic in character, with the eagle motif dominating the central field.
Obverse script Cyrillic, Latin
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Yugoslavia's final coinage series, issued as the Federal Republic under Milošević, was struck while the country was under sweeping international sanctions and had already lost Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, and Macedonia. The 2000 date places these coins in the same year the dinar collapsed for the third time in a decade and Milošević was ousted following mass protests.

Production continued into 2002 under the reconstituted state, making this one of the last issues to carry the Yugoslavia name before the federation dissolved entirely and Serbia and Montenegro briefly went their own way in 2003.

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