Yugoslavia dinar

Does anyone know what is the actual Value of Old 1993 Yugoslavia Dinar!

The note is 500 Billion!

I know , no one use this note on the market .. but some web site claim they still hold a value!

Like these Site:
http://ezforex.wetpaint.com/page/Yugoslavia+D...

Email me : k4koomar@yahoo.com

it will be thankful,If anyone can help to get the real actual value and info if these note are still consider valuable

Regards
Cecile

Market cash value of 1 Yugoslavia Dinar (Old or New)(YUM)=$ 0.67 USD or daily exchange rates.
A 500 Billion (YUM) banknote although obsolete are legal notes,few minted,rare,redeemable for cash in any currency at all banks,foreign currency brokers and dealers worldwide,valid for use upto Year 2025, exchange and credit ,acceptable worldwide and makes you an millionaire at that rate.Refer to www.coinmill.com for values in other currencies.

All the old and new ( YUM ) Yugoslavia or Serbian Dinars currencies or money including the high denominated banknotes or currencies are official legal tenders,Government issued treasury notes and will remain valid for use and exchange upto year 2025 according to Yugoslavia Government currency reform dated 01/21/2008 and wikipedia encyclopedia resources.They are non-taxable money assets upon any income derived or bank exchange ,only sales tax of that country and state apply upon sell.
The exchange rate and market value is 1 Old Dinar = 1 Novi Dinar = Currency exchange rates.The banknotes or money are denominated from 1 Dinar upto 500 Billion Dinars or Dinara's and they hold legal value.Valid form of cash payment for credit ,goods and services ,obsolete,tradeable and redeemable for cash in any foreign currency at all banks globally and acceptable worldwide alongwith Euros.
Higher the denomination of the currency,higher the market exchange cash value , more buying power and big business transaction can be carried out with an single high that is above 100 denominated currency or big banknote or money globally.The real and original banknotes or money are identified with the word Dinara imprinted upon it.

As I understand your comments the Dinara still retains a value.
Can you validate a exchange rate in euro's for a 1,000 dinara note.

I have two 4.XI 1981 1,000 Yugoslavia Danara notes and one 1.VIII 1970 500 Yugoslavia Danara note. Could anyone possibly tell me the U.S. dollar value of each not?

I have two 4.XI 1981 1,000 Yugoslavian Danara notes and one 1.VIII 1970 500 Yugoslavian Darana note. Could anyone possibly tell me the U.S. Dollar amount of each note and where i might exchange it?

This is usable information, but I am looking for a place that I may contact to complete a currancy exchange. for my 1,000 dinar note.

eZforex wrote:

All the old and new ( YUM ) Yugoslavia or Serbian Dinars currencies or money including the high denominated banknotes or currencies are official legal tenders,Government issued treasury notes and will remain valid for use and exchange upto year 2025 according to Yugoslavia Government currency reform dated 01/21/2008 and wikipedia encyclopedia resources.They are non-taxable money assets upon any income derived or bank exchange ,only sales tax of that country and state apply upon sell.
The exchange rate and market value is 1 Old Dinar = 1 Novi Dinar = Currency exchange rates.The banknotes or money are denominated from 1 Dinar upto 500 Billion Dinars or Dinara's and they hold legal value.Valid form of cash payment for credit ,goods and services ,obsolete,tradeable and redeemable for cash in any foreign currency at all banks globally and acceptable worldwide alongwith Euros.
Higher the denomination of the currency,higher the market exchange cash value , more buying power and big business transaction can be carried out with an single high that is above 100 denominated currency or big banknote or money globally.The real and original banknotes or money are identified with the word Dinara imprinted upon it.

ok now someone please a good answer on where i can contact. a phone number on some one that will actually exchange the yugo dinar for usd i really want to sell but cant find an honest answer please help me find a phone number thanks

can someone tell me if it is possible to deposit the yugo dinara in a bank and use it as credit and if so which bank will take the deposit. everyone says it has value but no one want to say where the money is accepted please let me know thanks

can someone tell me where i can exchange yuogoslavia dinara notes please help me where the money is accepted.

Does these Yugoslavian dollars really have any value? I have one lying around. How can I convert it to U.S. Dollars?

This is all a bunch of hooi,
The Yugoslavian dinar is worthless and you get nothing for them and there is no place that will offer to a exchange any denomination of this defunct currancy.
If you are the owner of a bank note from this country which is now several other countries, you could afford to go to those countries with your bank note( 500,000,000,000) and live like a king or fly back home and live like a king. Best of luck.
Tom

The Yugoslavian government currancy reform act dated 01/21/2008.
There is no Yugoslavian government so how could they have a currancy reform act?

can someone tell me where i can exchange yuogoslavia dinara notes please help i have one lying around.

hugh wrote:

can someone tell me if it is possible to deposit the yugo dinara in a bank and use it as credit and if so which bank will take the deposit. everyone says it has value but no one want to say where the money is accepted please let me know thanks

Yes,They can be deposited in any bank account with your name as they are Government issued treasury notes issued thru' banks worldwide.

Tom Heeb wrote:

The Yugoslavian government currancy reform act dated 01/21/2008.
There is no Yugoslavian government so how could they have a currancy reform act?

The Yugoslavian government has changed but their issued banknotes still exists and having value ,especially the 1993 issued high denominated banknotes or currencies
which are valid,tradeable in the world markets as per daily exchange rates.So they can have a currency reform act (valid) as they had circulated the currencies or dinar money which is now gained and defined by the IMF,Bureau de change and international banks as Gold standard.

sunip wrote:

can someone tell me where i can exchange yuogoslavia dinara notes please help i have one lying around.

Direct deposit them in your bank account when you feel the exchange rate is good on that day.
All banks are legally responsible to accept and exchange as per law , denomination of the banknote and currency or you could prosecute your bank.

Tom Beeder wrote:

This is all a bunch of hooi,
The Yugoslavian dinar is worthless and you get nothing for them and there is no place that will offer to a exchange any denomination of this defunct currancy.
If you are the owner of a bank note from this country which is now several other countries, you could afford to go to those countries with your bank note( 500,000,000,000) and live like a king or fly back home and live like a king. Best of luck.
Tom

The 500 Billion Yugoslavia Dinar banknote is better known as a "King note" in the official currency world market,tradeable, legal,valid banknote issued by Government thru' banks and can help you shop for lots of goods or do large business transaction/s with just an single banknote.
I

volt wrote:

can someone tell me where i can exchange yuogoslavia dinara notes please help me where the money is accepted.

Direct deposit credit to your bank account.

hugh wrote:

can someone tell me if it is possible to deposit the yugo dinara in a bank and use it as credit and if so which bank will take the deposit. everyone says it has value but no one want to say where the money is accepted please let me know thanks

The Yugoslavia Dinara is an important Govt. treasury note and lawfully to be accepted by all Banks.Direct deposit this Swiss credit to your account.