The Slovenian tolar celebrates a quarter of a century! Namely, 25 years have passed since the Bank of Slovenia put into circulation the national currency, with which Slovenia embarked on the path of monetary independence and abandoned the former Yugoslavian dinar. What could have happened that our currency would be called an ear of corn and a hundred grain, but in the end the name tolar won. Its exchange rate was initially 32 tolars to one German mark. Do you have any Tolar coins or banknotes at home? Do you still know which images adorned the coins and banknotes? Do you also miss it or are you satisfied with the euro?
