In the Middle Ages, marten skins (kuna = marten) were substitute for money in Croatia.

As real money, the Croatian kuna was introduced in the Independent State of Croatia on 26 July 1941, as replacement for Yugoslav dinar.

The kuna was withdrawn from circulation from 30 June to 9 July, 1945 and replaced by the Yugoslav dinar.

Croatian political emigrants issued propaganda money named Kuna since 1934 till 1989.

The modern kuna was introduced on 30 May 1994, after a transitional period during which the Yugoslav dinar was replaced with the Croatian dinar.

Countries that use Dinar as their currency: Algeria - Algerian dinar Bahrain - Bahraini dinar Iraq - Iraqi dinar Jordan - Jordanian dinar Kuwait - Kuwaiti dinar Libya - Libyan dinar Republic of Macedonia - Macedonian denar Serbia - Serbian dinar Tunisia - Tunisian dinar

The weakest, before the euro, would probably be the Italian Lira, Otherwise it

would either be the Belarusian Rublei, or the Yugoslav Dinar. But, In 2002, The

Turkish Old Lira Had a value of 1,364,912 TKL=1 USD.

dinar to usd? or what?

1 iraqi dinar=1 iraqi dinar