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Slovenian Tolar banknotes

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Convert your leftover Slovenian Tolar banknotes to cash using our hassle-free online exchange service. Get paid fast for your unused currency from Slovenia.

Slovenian tolar bank notes were issued by the Ljubljana-based Bank of Slovenia. They became obsolete in 2007, when Slovenia joined the Eurozone as the first former Yugoslavian country.

Tolar notes and coins are no longer a valid means of payment in the Republic of Slovenia. However, we exchange for free pre-Euro Slovenian Tolar banknotes. We also give cash for pre-Euro Slovenian Tolar coins.

Do you have Slovenian Tolar banknotes like the ones in the pictures below? Add the amount you want to exchange to your Wallet. You'll see exactly how much money you'll get for your Slovenian Tolars. Click on the Wallet symbol to complete checkout and get paid within 5 days of receiving your currencies.

10 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Primoz Trubar) obverse

10 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Primoz Trubar)

This Slovenian 10 deset tolarjev note shows the image of Primoz Trubar, Slovene author. The caption ‘Banka Slovenije’ is printed on the front of the 10 SIT banknote.

You get: £0.01970

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

20 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Janez Vajkard Valvasor) obverse

20 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Janez Vajkard Valvasor)

The note of 20 dvajset tolarjev depicts Janez Vajkard Valvasor, Slovenian natural historian. The twenty Tolars banknote contains the words ‘Banka Slovenije’.

You get: £0.03940

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

50 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Jurij Vega) obverse

50 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Jurij Vega)

The banknote of 50 petdeset tolarjev has the image of Jurij Vega, Slovenian mathematician. The words ‘Banka Slovenije’ are printed on the 50 Tolar note.

You get: £0.09850

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

100 Slovenian Tolars banknote Rihard Jakopic obverse

100 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Rihard Jakopic)

This sto tolarjev banknote shows the image of Rihard Jakopic, Slovenian painter. The paper banknote contains the words ‘Banka Slovenije’. 100 Slovenian Tolar notes like these were issued from 1992.

You get: £0.19700

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

200 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Jacobus Gallus) obverse

200 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Jacobus Gallus)

This dvesto tolarjev bill depicts Jacobus Gallus, Slovene composer. The words ‘Banka Slovenije’ are printed on the paper banknote. The Bank of Slovenia started issuing these notes in 1992.

You get: £0.39400

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

500 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Joze Plecnik) obverse

500 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Joze Plecnik)

This petsto tolarjev bill portrays Joze Plecnik, Slovenian architect. On the paper banknote a caption reads ‘Banka Slovenije’. It was first issued in 1992.

You get: £0.98500

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

1000 Slovenian Tolars banknote (France Preseren) obverse

1000 Slovenian Tolars banknote (France Preseren)

This tisoc tolarjev banknote has the image of France Preseren, Slovenian poet. The words ‘Banka Slovenije’ are printed on the paper note. 1000 Slovenian Tolar notes like these were issued from 2003.

You get: £1.97000

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

5000 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Ivana Kobilika) obverse

5000 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Ivana Kobilika)

The note of pet tisoc tolarjev features I. Kobilika, Slovene painter. On the paper banknote a caption reads ‘Banka Slovenije’. The Bank of Slovenia started issuing these notes in 2004.

You get: £9.85000

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

10000 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Ivan Cankar) obverse

10000 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Ivan Cankar)

The banknote of deset tisoc tolarjev features the portrait of Ivan Cankar, Slovene writer. On the paper note a caption reads ‘Banka Slovenije’. The Bank of Slovenia started issuing these notes in 2000.

You get: £19.70000

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

1 Slovenian Tolar banknote (Triglav mountain series) obverse

1 Slovenian Tolar banknote (Triglav mountain series)

This yellow-colored Slovenian ena tolar banknote has an illustration of the Triglav mountains. The words ‘Republika Slovenija’ are printed on the note.

You get: £0.00197

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

2 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series) obverse

2 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series)

The brown-colored Slovenian banknote of 2 dva tolar has an image of the Slovenian national park with Mount Triglav. Text on the note reads ‘Republika Slovenija’.

You get: £0.00394

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

5 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series) obverse

5 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series)

This pink-colored Slovenian 5 pet tolar banknote depicts the Slovenian Triglav mountains. Printed on the 5 SIT note is the text ‘Republika Slovenija’.

You get: £0.00985

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

10 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series) obverse

10 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series)

This blue-colored Slovenian 10 deset tolar banknote shows the Triglav mountain range. The words ‘Republika Slovenija’ are printed on the 20 tolars note.

You get: £0.01970

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

50 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series) obverse

50 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series)

This blue-grey-colored Slovenian 50 petdeset tolar banknote shows Mount Triglav in the Slovenian national park. Text on the note reads ‘Republika Slovenija’.

You get: £0.09850

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

100 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series) obverse

100 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series)

The red-colored Slovenian banknote of 100 sto tolar has an image of the Triglav mountain range. On the note a caption reads ‘Republika Slovenija’.

You get: £0.19700

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

200 Slovenian Tolars banknote Triglav mountain series

200 Slovenian Tolars banknote (Triglav mountain series)

This grey-colored Slovenian 200 dvesto tolar banknote shows a landscape with mountains and the peak of Mount Triglav in Slovenia. Text on the note reads ‘Republika Slovenija’.

You get: £0.39400

1 SIT = £0.0019700000

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