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The Slovak Koruna was the currency of Slovakia, from the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1993, until 2009, when it was replaced by the Euro. The name ‘koruna’ means ‘crown’ and has its origin in the Latin word ‘corona’. It is related to similarly named ‘krona’ and ‘krone’ currencies of Northern Europe.
Slovak Korún are now obsolete. At Leftover Currency we specialize in the exchange of obsolete currencies, like the Slovak Koruna. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.
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10 Slovak Koruna coin (gold-coloured)
The Slovak coin of 10 sk features Christ on the cross and the coat of arms of Slovakia. The text on the back of the coin reads ‘Slovenská Republika’.You get: £0.027451 SKK = £0.0027450000 -
20 Slovak Koruna banknote (Prince Pribina)
This dvadsat slovenskych korun banknote has the image of Prince Pribina, prince of Slovakia. The paper note contains the words ‘Narodna Banka Slovenska’.You get: £0.323201 SKK = £0.0161600000 -
10 Slovak Koruna coin (silver-coloured)
This Slovak 10 sk piece features Slovakia’s coat of arms and Christ on the cross. On the coin a caption reads ‘Slovenská Republika’.You get: £0.027451 SKK = £0.0027450000 -
50 Slovak Koruna banknote (St. Cyril)
This patdesiat slovenskych korun banknote shows the portraits of St. Cyril and St. Methodius. The paper note contains the words ‘Narodna Banka Slovenska’.You get: £0.808001 SKK = £0.0161600000 -
100 Slovak Koruna banknote (Levoca)
The banknote of sto slovenskych korun measures 140mm by 71mm. Text on the red and orange colored paper note reads ‘Narodna Banka Slovenska’. The woman on the front of the banknote is Madonna by master woodcarver Pavol. On the back of the 100 SKK bill is the town of Levoca and the Slovakian shield of … ContinuedYou get: £1.616001 SKK = £0.0161600000 -
5 Slovak Koruna coin
This Slovak 5 sk piece features a horse and rider on the back of a Celtic coin of Biatec. Text on the back of the piece reads ‘Slovenská Republika’.You get: £0.013731 SKK = £0.0027450000 -
2 Slovak Koruna coin
This Slovak 2 sk coin shows a sitting female figure, the Venus of Hradok. On the back of the coin is an image of the Cross of Lorraine, the coat of arms of Slovakia. The coin contains the words ‘Slovenská Republika’.You get: £0.005491 SKK = £0.0027450000 -
200 Slovak Koruna banknote (Anton Bernolak)
The banknote of dvesto slovenskych korun features Anton Bernolak, Slovak catholic Priest. The words ‘Narodna Banka Slovenska’ are printed on the paper note.You get: £3.232001 SKK = £0.0161600000 -
1 Slovak Korun coin
This Slovak 1 sk coin shows a woman with child, as well as the double cross of Slovakia. The text ‘Slovenská Republika’ is inscripted on the back of the coin.You get: £0.002751 SKK = £0.0027450000 -
500 Slovak Koruna banknote (Ludovit Stur)
This patsto slovenskych korun banknote depicts Ludovit Stur, Slovak author. Printed on the brown and sand colored paper banknote is the text ‘Narodna Banka Slovenska’. On the back of the 500 SKK bill are Bratislava Castle and St. Michael’s Church.You get: £8.080001 SKK = £0.0161600000 -
1000 Slovak Koruna banknote (Andrej Hlinka)
The note of tisic slovenskych korun has the image of Andrej Hlinka, Slovak priest. The words ‘Narodna Banka Slovenska’ are printed on the paper banknote.You get: £16.160001 SKK = £0.0161600000 -
50 Heller coin Slovakia
The Slovak piece of 50 h displays the text ‘Slovenská Republika’. The heller is the 1/100 subdivision of the Slovak koruna. 50 heller has the same value as 0.50 Slovak Koruna.You get: £0.001371 SKK = £0.0027450000 -
5000 Slovak Koruna banknote (Milan Rastislav Stefanik)
This pattisic slovenskych korun note shows the image of Milan Rastislav Stefanik, Slovak politician. On the paper banknote a caption reads ‘Narodna Banka Slovenska’.You get: £80.800001 SKK = £0.0161600000
