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 | | To begin with, there were bank-notes with nominal values of 1000, 500 and 100 tolars, which were to be followed by others. | | | They were supposed to be of equal size - 65 mm by 130 mm - in portrait format but, of the whole series, only notes for 1 lipa were ever printed. | | | VA specimen by the British printer; the back of the note; because of their rarity, the specimens produced by the printer have a collector's value. |
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| | The features of the face are thus also represented in profile, and the spatial aspect of the portrait gently continues into the surface of the note and further into the motifs in the triangle. | | | The triangle person-tool-product is therefore the basic idea behind the design of the new Slovene tolars. | | | A further level of layout includes the institution which the chosen person was more or less directly related to. |
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| | As a major at the end of World War I, he was the commander of the regional headquarters and assumed command of Maribor and the Slovene part of Carinthia on November 1, 1918. | | | The most eminent Slovenes are depicted on Slovenia’s banknotes. | | | Famous Slovenes - The most eminent Slovenes are depicted on Slovenia’s banknotes |
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| | The Bank of Slovenia decided for the floating rate system. | | | Thus, Slovenia only introduced its own currency, the so-called tolar, first printed in the form of coupons, in October 1991. | | | In June 1991, due to political conditions and the on-going military conflict, the preparations for the printing of tolar banknotes were held in absolute secrecy. |
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http://www.ned.univie.ac.at/html/lic/English/Literature_Slovenian/1950-2000/Themes/The_'Wende'_in_Slovenia/The_tolar,_the_Slovene_currency.html
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| | Its grammar is reputedly extremely complex and the large number of named dialects compared to the number of speakers indicates a large amount of variation in the language. | | | It is spoken by approximately 2 million speakers worldwide, most of whom live in Slovenia. | | | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. |
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| | Given Slovenia's endowments in factors of production, it is likely to specialize in high skilled labor-intensive and technology-intensive products. | | | Limits imposed on foreign participation in auditing (49 percent), investment companies dealing with the management of investment funds (20 percent) and stockbroker companies (24 percent) are likely to discourage investment in stocks of Slovene companies. | | | The vehicle for designing a strategy that would simultaneously accelerate accession and provide a sound basis for sustainable, and employment-creating, economic growth is the contestability of domestic markets and a business friendly environment. |
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| | This exchange rate, however, should not be taken too seriously, although tolar achieved some kind of convertibility in the black market (like dinar, its exchange rate is 40:1 DM). | | | It is not ment for saving purposes, it can only be converted into dinars - which have been accepted by the Slovenes as the money substitute (rightfully), and it has not been printed according to the criteria of the official money printing. | | | It is very indicative that tolar as the means of communication between the state of Slovenia and its citizens has immediately shown its nonfinancial nature, since the national state has ordered a cash limit to be exchanged for the new currency - 20 000 dinars. |
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| | Slovene currency - Tolar/SIT - fully convertible since September 1995. | | | The bank-notes convey stories from the Slovene history and culture while the coins are characterized by motifs taken from nature. |
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