1992, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia officially disintegrated, and countries became independent one after another, and the war spread in the Balkans again.

Serbia and Montenegro, the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, inherited the main body of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and changed its name to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

In 2003, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia amended its new constitution and changed its name to Serbia and Montenegro, and Yugoslavia completely became a historical term.

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992-2003)

1992 transitional version

1992, the southern alliance disintegrated. In 2008, a set of five coins was issued, with only the country name, but no country name. The national emblem has also been replaced by the symbol of the national bank.

Fry version 1 (1993)

1993 The inscription of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia officially appeared on coins, with seven denominations, and the largest 500 dinars did not enter circulation.

FRY 2nd Edition (1994- 1996)

1994- 1996, a total of nine kinds, which were messy, with repeated face values and chaotic monetary system (the "new dinar" appeared briefly), and also reflected the turmoil in the region at that time.

This is the latest group, in which KM #164.2 (1996 Maypara) also thanks to the help of netizens such as Mei and cnnkprins!

FRY 3rd Edition (1996- 1999)

There are only three pieces in this version. The double-headed eagle logo was first used in coin patterns after the end of World War II, and the main currency name is still "New Dinar".

The fourth edition of FRY (2000-2002)

The name of the main currency in this edition was restored to dinar, which laid the foundation for the future Serbian currency. The word "Yugoslavia" has since become history.