What is another word for Yugoslavian Dinar?
Pronunciation: [jˌuːɡəslˈɑːvi͡ən dˈɪnɑː] (IPA) 
The Yugoslavian Dinar, also known as the Yugoslav Dinar, was the official currency of Yugoslavia from 1966 to 1992. After Yugoslavia dissolved, it was replaced by the Serbian Dinar, Croatian Kuna, and other currencies. Some synonyms for the Yugoslavian Dinar include the dinar of Yugoslavia, Yugoslav dinar, and the dinar of the former Yugoslavia. The currency was abbreviated as YUD, and its banknotes featured notable figures from Yugoslavian history and culture. Although the Yugoslavian Dinar is no longer in circulation, it remains a significant piece of Yugoslavian history and is often studied by economists and historians.
