Since the dissolution of Yugoslavia, the only dinars left in circulation in that area are Serbian.
Serbian Dinars
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As of my last update, the exchange rate for Serbian dinars (RSD) to US dollars (USD) fluctuates, so it's essential to check the latest rates for an accurate conversion. However, as a rough estimate, if 1 USD is approximately 100 RSD, then 1 billion Serbian dinars would be about 10 million USD. Always consult a reliable financial news source or currency converter for real-time rates.
There are a variety of countries that use dinars as their currency. Without specifying which one, there is no way to usefully answer the question: Algerian dinars: 25 DZD = $0.316 Bahraini dinars: 25 BHD = $66.31 Iraqi dinars: 25 IQD = $0.02 Jordanian dinars: 25 JOD = $35.30 Kuwaiti dinars: 25 KWD = $87.54 Libyan dinars: 25 LYD = $19.46 Macedonian denars: 25 MKD = $0.534 Serbian dinars: 25 RSD = $0.288 Tunisian dinars: 25 TND = $15.06
As of my last update, the exchange rate for euros to Serbian dinars fluctuates, but it's typically around 100 euros to approximately 12,000 to 12,500 dinars. For the most accurate and current conversion, it's best to check a reliable financial news source or a currency converter.
The highest serbian banknote ever issued, ant the wotld's highest balnknote ever, was that of 500.000.000.000 (five billion!) dinars, during the inflation at the beginning of the '90s, and yet, it wasn't worth much anyway.
According the the CBI, in 2010 there was nearly 27 trillion Iraqi Dinar in circulation. That does include the money that was embezzled out of a branch of the central bank. Within in the last year, the CBI has started to bring dinars back into its reserves and now there should be around 18-20 trillion still in circulation.
The 5,000,000,000 Serbian Krajina dinars is a currency that is no longer in use, as it was replaced by the Serbian dinar in the 1990s. Since the Serbian Krajina dinar is effectively obsolete, it cannot be converted into any present currency. However, for historical or collectible purposes, its value would be primarily of interest to numismatists rather than as a current currency exchange.
Which Dinar? The following are currently uses:Algerian DinarBahraini DinarIraqi DinarJordanian DinarKuwaiti DinarLibyan DinarMacedonian Denar (similar)Serbian DinarTunisian Dinar
100 dinars
value of the dinars