Coins of 
Serbia

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Serbian: Република Србија (Republika Srbija)

100 para (single: para) = 1 Serbian dinar (plural: dinara) [SRD]

Languages on coins: Serbian
Alphabets on coins: Serbian cyrillic
Numerals on coins: Western Arabic
Calendars on coins: Gregorian

Mint Marks

Birmingham Mint (Heaton's Mint), Birmingham (GBR): "H"

Privy Marks

Courtesy of Jon Hayward

Henri Auguste Patey (FR), 1896 - 1930, Torch

Designer Marks

National identification and other marks

Legend

Kingdom of Serbia in Serbian cyrillic: "КРАЉЕВИНА СРБИЈА"

National Coat of Arms

The national coat of arms of Serbia consists of a central crowned escutcheon decorated with a two-headed eagle. The eagle is superpimposed by another escutcheon on its chest. This inescutcheon is decorated with a central cross (Serbian cross) with 4 firesteels (tool for firemaking) on each field. The tail of the eagle is flanked by two fleurs-de-lys. The crowned escutcheon is surrounded by a crowned mantle with ermine, ropes and fringes. 

Photograph of the national coat of arms of Serbia as it appears on coins

Drawing of the national coat of arms of Serbia as it appears on coins

The coat of arms the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, also known as the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1993-2006), consists of a double-headed eagle, wings spread and talons wide, wearing an escutcheon decorated with four segments. The upper left and lower right shows the Serbian cross with fire steels (representing Serbia), while the upper right and lower left show a  lion walking to the left (representing Montenegro).

Drawing of the national coat of arms of Serbia & Montenegro (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) as it appears on coins

Photograph of the national coat of arms of Serbia & Montenegro (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) as it appears on coins

Currencies

Dinara in Serbian cyrillic: "ДИНАРА"

Para in Serbian cyrillic: "ПАРА"

Other marks

National Bank of Serbia in Serbian and logo: "НАРОДНА БАНКА СРБИЈЕ" or "НБС"