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In 1878 the Berlin Congress granted full independence to the Principality of Serbia. In 1882 Prince Milan accepted the royal status. In the Fall of 1918 the South Slavs of the Austro-Hungarian area and Montenegro united with Serbia, comprising the new kingdom. During World War II, from 1941 to 1944, Serbia became a separate state under German sovereignty. After this relatively short period under foreign government, the unity of the Yugoslavian state was restored.
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Monetary System
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100 Para = 1 Dinar
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1943 Serbia 10 Dinara (Zi) - UNC
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Obverse double-headed heraldic eagle with shield on breast, origin. Rev. value & date within wreath. Tough to find zinc issue of World War II is naturally dark with age, as zinc tones. There are areas of original color peaking though, especially on reverse. Detail is uncirculated and coin has the dark natural character one would expect from this rare zinc issue. (View image for more detail.)
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Item Number
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Price
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SERBCN10D943
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$20.00
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