SLOVENIA 10 STOTINOV 1993 UNC OLM SALAMANDER (PROTEUS ANGUINEUS) VALUE WITHIN SQ
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Country/Region of Manufacture:Slovenia Year:1993 Item must be returned within:30 Days All returns accepted:Returns Accepted Circulated/Uncirculated:Uncirculated Restocking Fee:No KM Number:7 Certification:Uncertified Return shipping will be paid by:Seller Grade:Ungraded Refund will be given as:Money Back Composition:Aluminum
SLOVENIA 10 STOTINOV 1993 UNC OLM SALAMANDER (PROTEUS ANGUINEUS) VALUE WITHIN SQUARE WEIGHT:.55g SIZE:16mm METAL:ALUMINUM EURO COUNTRY NO MORE TOLARS 50 tolars Diameter: 26 mm Thickness: 2.00 mm Weight: 8.00 g Edge: alternating plain/ milled Alloy: 75% Cu, 25% Ni Put in circulation: July 7, 2003 The centre of the obverse of the coin contains an embossed circular surface with the number “50” impressed into it. The legend “REPUBLIKA SLOVENIJA” is written on the left side of the coin, from the bottom up, and along the right edge the denomination of the coin in words reading “PETDESET TOLARJEV” from the top down. The year of coinage is impressed on the bottom part of the coin. The reverse of the coin bears an image of a bull in the centre. The Latin name “TAURUS TAURUS” is written above it along the upper edge. The number “50”, expressing the value of the coin, is written along the bottom edge. The 50 Tolar banknote remains legal and valid means of payment. If Slovenia fulfils the convergence criteria and the EU Council adopts the decision concerning the introduction of the euro in Slovenia, the euro will become Slovenian money on 1 January 2007. This means that the euro will become the monetary unit of the Republic of Slovenia, and euro banknotes and euro coins will be legal tender in the territory of the Republic of Slovenia.
