Banknotes

Republic of Slovenia

SIT 1 tolar = 100 stotins	International Currency Code
http://www.bsi.si	Central Bank Web Site
Banka Slovenia Slovenska 35 1505 Ljubljana Slovenia	Central Bank Address
www.oanda.com	Current Exchange Rate (website referral)
EURO, USD (DEM Before 1 January, 2002)	Main Foreign Currency

Facts in brief: Slovenia has been one of the Former Yugoslavia's best success stories, and next in line for European Union membership. The Tolar is a stable currency, easily convertible to other currencies of the region and/or hard currencies. Due to the Tolar's stability, it is not necessary to use a "second" currency in daily commerce, as is the case in most of the other former Yugoslavian republics. Notes of 10 Tolar are few in circulation, as it has been replaced by a coins. Notes of 20 Tolar and above are in common use.

These notes are currently in circulation and valid for commerce:
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