Overview

Issued in 1965 during the era of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY), this 1 Dinar coin features the socialist state coat of arms with six torches representing the six constituent republics burning together as a single flame.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: Yugoslavia (SFR Yugoslavia)
• Denomination: 1 Dinar
• Year: 1965
• Material: Brass (copper-zinc-nickel alloy)
• Condition: Circulated / Pre-owned – A genuinely circulated coin that has seen considerable use. The emblem, the Cyrillic state title and the numeral denomination with its surrounding stars and wreath remain visible and readable, with heavier surface wear, handling marks and toning consistent with age and circulation.
• Obverse (Front): Coat of arms of SFR Yugoslavia (six torches forming one flame surrounded by wheat ears and a five-pointed star) surrounded by the Cyrillic legend “СОЦИЈАЛИСТИЧКА ФЕДЕРАТИВНА РЕПУБЛИКА ЈУГОСЛАВИЈА”.
• Reverse (Back): Large numeral “1” over “DINAR” and date “1965”, crowned by six stars above and framed by a wreath below.

Collector Value:

A classic piece of Cold War-era European socialist coinage representing the historic Yugoslav state prior to its dissolution.