1. Tomašević Snežana mart, 2015. godine Project 5 Unit 5 MONEY part 2B

2. History of Serbian Money

3. History of Serbian money 1214- The first mention of a "Serbian dinar“ (Stefan Nemanjić- Stephan the First Crowned); King Radoslav (1227-1234)-the first Serbian ruler to mint coins; Mints were located near numerous silver mines such as: Brskovo, Rudnik, Novo Brdo, Srebrenica, Trepča, etc; Serbian Dinar coins were minted by many of the Serbian rulers until the fall of Stefan Lazarević in 1459 (the fall of the Serbian Despotate to the Ottomans ).

4. History of Serbian money Silver coins of our king Stephan the First Crowned (1222)

5. History of Serbian money Dinar of king Milutin Imperial dinar of Stefan Dušan Dinar of King Stefan Dragutin Coin of Stefan Uroš I Coins of Stefan Uroš III Coin of Serbian Emperor Dušan -1346 on the occasion of his coronation

6. History of Serbian money Coin of Price Lazar Vuk Branković’s coin coins of Despot Stefan Lazarević

7. History of Serbian money 1- King Dušan’s coins; 2- King Vukašin’s coins; 3-Despot Đurđ Branković’s coins; 4- Despotess Angelina Branković’s coins (Stefan Branković’s wife);

8. History of Serbian money XV-XIX century (loss of independence of Serbia) a great number of foreign currencies was in use: Turkish, Russian, Hungarian, Austrian, German, Spanish, etc. Gold coin of Osman III Thaler of Franz II

9. History of Serbian money 1868 -The first modern Serbian Dinar coins were minted (prince Mihailo Obrenović); they were made of bronze Silver coins were made in 1875; Gold coins were made in 1879 (in denomination of 20 dinars The first Dinar banknotes were issued in 1876

10. History of Serbian money 20-dinar gold coin, 1882 1893 10 Para,1868

11. History of Serbian money 1918-Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes: they used Serbian dinar and krone in Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina (1 dinar = 4 kronen) 1920-The first coins and banknotes with the name of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes were issued 1929- the Kingdom of Yugoslavia ->this reflected on the currency.

12. Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes 1920

13. Kingdom of Yugoslavia 1929- 1939

14. Socialistic Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1965-86

15. Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1993 500 000 000 000 dinars Unbelievable, isn’t it?

16. Republic of Serbia