Serbia
Serbia is a state in the Balkans; the medieval Serbian kingdom and empire (Dušan, 1346) perished under Ottoman rule, the modern principality arose from the uprisings of 1804–1815, independence came in 1878, a kingdom from 1882 to 1918, then part of Yugoslavia, and since 2006 an independent republic again.
History
Princes and kings of the Obrenović and Karađorđević houses: Milan I (prince 1868, king 1882–1889), Alexander I Obrenović (1889–1903, assassinated), Peter I Karađorđević (1903–1921). After 1918 Peter I headed the Kingdom of SCS; during the Second World War the occupation regime of Nedić issued its own coins in 1942–1943.
Currency and coins
The dinar (1 dinar = 100 para) was introduced in 1868 on the Latin Monetary Union model: silver 1, 2 and 5 dinara (5 dinara = 25 g, .900), gold 10 and 20 dinara (20 dinara = 6.45 g, .900, 1879–1882), copper-nickel 5, 10 and 20 para. Royal issues were struck in Vienna, Birmingham and Paris. Since 2006 the dinar of the National Bank of Serbia, coins in copper-nickel and brass.
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- Code: SSRB96-C1879.1
Srbsko, Dinar 1879
Srbsko, Michal III. Obrenovic, 1860 - 1868 1 Dinar 1879, KM.10, oběhový stav
Skladem 1 ks - Code: SSRB99-B1915.2
Srbsko, 2 Dinar 1915
Srbsko, Petar I., 1903 - 1918 2 Dinara 1915, KM.26, krásná zachovalost, lesk, duhová patina, drobné rysky
Skladem 1 ks - Code: SSRB99-C1915LOT
Srbsko, 50 Para 1915
Srbsko, Petar I., 1903 - 1918 50 Para 1915, KM.24, krásné zachovalosti, ražební lesk, drobné rysky (cena za 1 kus)
Skladem 1 ks - Code: SSRB99-D1904
Srbsko, 50 Para 1904
Srbsko, Petar I., 1903 - 1918 50 Para 1904, KM.24, krásná zachovalost
Skladem 1 ks
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