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The '''Tolar''' was the currency of [[Slovenia]] from [[1992]], when it replaced the [[Yugoslavian Dinar]], until [[2007]], when it was withdrawn and replaced by the [[Euro]]. The Tolar was divided into 100 [[Stotinov]]. The origin of the word 'Tolar' is said to derive from the [[German]] word '[[Thaler]]', which is where the word '[[Dollar]]' comes from. | The '''Tolar''' was the currency of [[Slovenia]] from [[1992]], when it replaced the [[Yugoslavian Dinar]], until [[2007]], when it was withdrawn and replaced by the [[Euro]]. The Tolar was divided into 100 [[Stotinov]]. The origin of the word 'Tolar' is said to derive from the [[German]] word '[[Thaler]]', which is where the word '[[Dollar]]' comes from. | ||
Revision as of 05:34, 15 November 2007
The Tolar was the currency of Slovenia from 1992, when it replaced the Yugoslavian Dinar, until 2007, when it was withdrawn and replaced by the Euro. The Tolar was divided into 100 Stotinov. The origin of the word 'Tolar' is said to derive from the German word 'Thaler', which is where the word 'Dollar' comes from.