The tolar was the currency of Slovenia from 8 October 1991 until the introduction of the euro on 1 January 2007. It was subdivided into 100 stotinov (cents).
The name tolar comes from Thaler, and is cognate with dollar. The tolar was introduced on 8 October 1991. It replaced the 1990 (Convertible) version of Yugoslav dinar at parity.
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Slovenia P 1 / 1 Tolar 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 1s / 1 Tolar 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 2 / 2 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 2s / 2 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 3 / 5 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 3s / 5 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 4 / 10 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 4s / 10 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 5 / 50 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 5s / 50 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 6 / 100 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 6s / 100 Tolarja 1990 – UNC
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Slovenia P 8s / 500 Tolarja 1992 – UNC
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Slovenia P 9s / 1,000 Tolarja 1992 – UNC
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Slovenia P-11 / 10 Tolarja 1992 – UNC
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Slovenia P-12 / 20 Tolarja 1992 – UNC
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Slovenia P-14 / 100 Tolarja 1992 – UNC
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Slovenia P-15c / 200 Tolarja 2001 – UNC
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Slovenia P-31 / 100 Tolarja 2003 – UNC
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