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Withdrawn Slovak koruna banknotes

Slovakia used the Slovak koruna as its currency from 1993 to 2008. The koruna currency was introduced on February 8, 1993, after the dissolution of Czechoslovakia, and replaced the Czechoslovak koruna - which had been in use since the end of World War II. The Slovak koruna was divided into 100 haliers and circulated until January 1, 2009, when Slovakia joined the eurozone and adopted the euro as its official currency and the exchange rate was fixed.

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5000 Slovak koruna obverse
5000 Slovak koruna reverse
The National Bank of Slovakia began issuing a banknote with a denomination of 5000 Slovak koruna in 2002. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2009. The banknote features the portrait of Milan Rastislav Štefánik, a Slovak politician. The paper banknote bears the inscription “Národná banka Slovenska”.
1000 Slovak koruna obverse
1000 Slovak koruna reverse
The National Bank of Slovakia began issuing a banknote with a denomination of 1000 Slovak koruna in 2005. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2009. The banknote features the portrait of Andrej Hlinka, a Slovak priest. The paper banknote bears the inscription “Národná banka Slovenska”.
500 Slovak koruna obverse
500 Slovak koruna reverse
The National Bank of Slovakia began issuing a banknote with a denomination of 500 Slovak koruna in 2006. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2009. The banknote features Ľudovít Štúr, a Slovak writer and national activist. The banknotes are brown-sand in color and bear the inscription “Národná banka Slovenska”. On the reverse are Bratislava Castle and St. Michael’s Church.
200 Slovak koruna obverse
200 Slovak koruna reverse
The National Bank of Slovakia began issuing a banknote with a denomination of 200 Slovak koruna in 2002. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2009. The banknote features Anton Bernolák, a Slovak Catholic priest and linguist. The paper banknote bears the inscription “Národná banka Slovenska”.
100 Slovak koruna obverse
100 Slovak koruna reverse
The National Bank of Slovakia began issuing a banknote with a denomination of 100 Slovak koruna in 2004. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2009. The 100 Slovak koruna banknote measures 140 × 71 mm. The banknote is red-orange in color and bears the inscription “Národná banka Slovenska”. The obverse features the Madonna by Master Paul of Levoča. The reverse depicts the city of Levoča and the Slovak coat of arms.
50 Slovak koruna obverse
50 Slovak koruna reverse
The National Bank of Slovakia began issuing a banknote with a denomination of 50 Slovak koruna in 2005. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2009. The banknote features the figures of Saints Cyril and Methodius. The paper banknote bears the inscription “Národná banka Slovenska”.
20 Slovak koruna obverse
20 Slovak koruna reverse
The National Bank of Slovakia began issuing a banknote with a denomination of 50 Slovak koruna in 2005. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2009. The banknote features the figures of Saints Cyril and Methodius. The paper banknote bears the inscription “Národná banka Slovenska”.