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Yugoslavia 10 Dinara 1955 - Folk Maiden
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
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This bold coin is a denomination coin of the short lived (coins for 1953 - 1955) Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. It features the agricultural element of a National Folk Maiden holding a bunch of wheat stalks, often found in European & socialist country symbols and icons. The origin of this iconography are the coins of ancient Greece with the goddess Ceres, or Demeter (Roman), portrayed.
Marshal Broz Tito lead a revolution to abolish the monarchy and eventually led to this republic which was soon replaced by the Socialist Federal Republic. There was a gap of 10 years between this coin and the first coin struck for the SFR in 1965.
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Keywords: Yugoslavia 10 Dinara 1955 Folk Maiden
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Denomination: 10 Dinara
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Reference #: KM# 33
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Date/Mintmark: 1955
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Condition: NGC MS64
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Weight: 21mm
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Metal: aluminum bronze
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Additional Categories: Ceres Head & National Maidens
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