Republic of Serbia (2003-?) Coin List
The Republic of Serbia, established in 2003 after the dissolution of Serbia and Montenegro, has undergone significant political and economic changes that are reflected in its monetary system. The Serbian dinar, the country's official currency, has evolved to adapt to the nation's new economic and social realities.
Evolution of the Serbian dinar since 2003
Following Serbia's independence in 2003, the National Bank of Serbia assumed responsibility for issuing and regulating the national currency. The modern Serbian dinar is characterized by its innovative design and advanced security measures. The banknotes, printed on high-quality paper, feature portraits of important Serbian historical figures, such as scientists, artists and political leaders. The coins, minted in denominations ranging from 1 to 50 dinars, feature national symbols and cultural motifs that reflect the country's rich heritage.
Economic impact and collecting
The stability of the Serbian dinar has been a key factor in the country' s economic development since 2003. The National Bank of Serbia has implemented prudent monetary policies to keep inflation under control and build confidence in the national currency. In addition, special issues of commemorative coins have gained popularity among international collectors, promoting interest in Serbian history and culture. These pieces, often minted in precious metals and with unique designs, commemorate important events, prominent personalities and national achievements, becoming valuable collector's items and cultural ambassadors of Serbia in the numismatic world.
The most valuable and popular coins
The most valuable Republic of Serbia (2003-?) coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:
The valuation of these coins list has been achieved through a meticulous algorithm that considers the current market, taking into account aspects such as material, weight, diameter, edge, year of mintage, mint of manufacture and the number of coins produced. Coins with limited mintages and in good condition are usually among the most valuable.
Coins of Serbia according to historical period
For ease of organization, the coins have been arranged according to their historical period, both current and old Serbia coins are classified by their numismatic historical categories according to their issues.
Principality of Serbia 1868-1881 Kingdom of Serbia 1882-1917 German occupation 1941-1945 Republic of Serbia 2003-?Coin Catalog
Serbia | 1 dinar
Serbia | 2 dinara
Serbia | 5 dinara
Serbia | 10 dinara
Serbia | 20 dinara
Serbia | 1 dinar
Serbia | 5 dinara
Serbia | 10 dinara
Serbia | 20 dinara (Nicola Tesla)
Serbia | 2 dinara
Serbia | 20 dinara (Dositej Obradović)
Serbia | 1 dinar
Serbia | 2 dinara
Serbia | 10 dinara (XXV Summer Universiade - Belgrade)
Serbia | 20 dinara (Milutin Milanković)
Serbia | 20 dinara (Ivo Andrić)
Serbia | 1 dinar
Serbia | 2 dinara
Serbia | 5 dinara
Serbia | 5 dinara
Serbia | 10 dinara
Serbia | 20 dinara (Djordje Weifert)
Serbia | 20 dinara (Mihajlo Pupin Idvor)
Serbia | 100dinara (Nikola Tesla; Hydroelectric Power)
Serbia | 100 dinara (Nikola Tesla; Teleforce's Direct Energy Weapon)
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