Catalog of Slovenian coins
Before the introduction of the euro, Slovenia used the Slovenian tolar (SIT) as its official currency, divided into smaller units called stotin. In January 2007, Slovenia became part of the European Monetary Union, paving the way for the adoption of the euro as the official currency. Slovenia joined the European Union in May 2004, with an exchange rate of 1 euro = 239.640 SIT.
The term "tolar" refers to the currency used in the historical region of Central and Eastern Europe. For further information on the history and usage of the Slovenian tolar, you can refer to the dedicated page on tolar.
Further details on Slovenia's currencies and monetary policies can be found at the Slovenian Bank.
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| 10 Stotin |
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| 20 Stotin |
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| 50 Stotin |
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| 1 Tolar |
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| 2 Tolar |
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| 5 Tolar |
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| 10 Tolar |
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| 20 Taler |
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| 50 Tolar |
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| 500 Tolar |
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