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Yugoslavian Coin - 1 Dinar
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History of the Artifact
These Copper-Nickel 1 Dinar coins feature a simplistic design with the state emblem ot the state of Yugoslavia on the obverse which reads: ‘СОЦИJАЛИСТИЧКА ФЕДЕРАТИВНА РЕПУБЛИКА JУГОСЛАВИJА 29·XI·1943’ translates to: ‘Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia 29 · November · 1943.’ The reverse features the denomination above the date within a wreath decoration (Olive & Oak Sprigs ribbon tied at the bottom) and six stars above.
Yugoslavia's complex history is marked by its attempt to unite a diverse array of South Slavic regions following World War I in 1918. Initially known as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, it aimed to bridge ethnic divisions and create a single nation. However, internal tensions between the various ethnic groups, including Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, remained a persistent challenge. The country underwent a significant transformation after World War II under the leadership of Josip Broz Tito, becoming the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. Tito's brand of socialism aimed to promote a sense of unity among the diverse populace and was characterized by a policy of non-alignment during the Cold War, which allowed Yugoslavia to maintain relations with both the Western and Eastern blocs.
Despite Tito's efforts to preserve unity, ethnic and political frictions resurfaced in the 1980s and early 1990s, leading to the violent breakup of Yugoslavia. The legacy of these conflicts continues to shape the political and social landscape of the region to this day.
How do I know these are original Yugoslavian Coins?
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- Next, the Artifact is inspected by an expert team member, who is professionally trained in counterfeit detection After the artifact passes inspection, the Certificate of Authenticity is signed and the Artifact is packaged.
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What will my artifact look like?
Your coin will look very similar to the ones shown in the photos. There will always be some variety, given our items are unique historical pieces. The display case included is openable so that you may easily handle and closely observe the artifact. If for whatever reason you get anything that does not fit this description you are entitled to your money back!
Your order will include:
- One authentic Soviet 1 dinar minted in Yugoslavia
- Elegant protective case for preservation and display of your artifact
- Certificate of Authenticity
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