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CHANGE NON-PRECIOUS METALS COINS OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC
The Slovak Republic was a quasi-independent national Slovak state which existed from 14 March 1939 to 8 May 1945 as an ally and client state of Nazi Germany. It existed on roughly the same territory as present-day Slovakia. The Slovak Republic was recognized by Germany and several other states.
Jozef Tiso served as the Prime Minister of independent Slovakia from March 14, 1939 until October 26, 1939. On October 26 he became President of Slovakia (separate from the Prime Ministerial office). On October 1, 1939 he officially became the president of the Slovak People's Party.
All coins of the Slovakia from October 1944 to June 1945 were in circulation in occupied territory of Carpatho-Ukraine. Then money of USSR was introduced and all the previous money was withdrawn from circulation.

Monetary system: 1 Koruna = 100 Halierov.
Coins in circulation: 5, 10, 20, 50 Halierov, 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 Korun.

Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 5 Halierov Year: 1942 Material: Zinc Description: Obverse: National arms: double cross within shield, beneath – year of issue. Semicircular inscription: SLOVENSKA REPUBLICA. Reverse: Face value: number 5 and letter 'h'. Diameter – 14 mm. Weight – 1 g. Edge – plain. Mintage: 1 000 000. Designers: Anton Ham and Andrej Peter. The only year of issue. The coin was in circulation from 14.12.1942 to 31.12.1947. In circulation in Carpatho-Ukraine from October 1944 for June 1945. Country or town: Slovakia
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 10 Halierov Year: 1939 Material: Copper-Zinc alloy Description: Obverse: National arms: double cross within shield above sprigs, beneath – year of issue. Semicircular inscription: SLOVENSKA REPUBLICA. Reverse: Bratislava Castle, large value: 10 HALIEROV. Copper-Zinc alloy (Cu 92 Zn 8). Diameter – 16 mm. Weight – 1.6 g. Edge – plain. Mintage: 15 000 000. Designers: Anton Ham and Andrej Peter. This type of coin have been struck in 1939, 1942 and was in circulation from 20.11.1939 to 31.12.1951. In circulation in Carpatho-Ukraine from October 1944 for June 1945. Country or town: Slovakia
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 20 Halierov Year: 1940 Material: Copper-Zinc alloy Description: Obverse: National arms: double cross on shield within flower sprig, beneath – year of issue. Semicircular inscription: SLOVENSKA REPUBLICA. Reverse: Nitra Castle, large value: 20 HALIEROV. Copper-Zinc alloy (Cu 92 Zn 8). Diameter – 18 mm. Weight – 2.5 g. Edge – plain. Mintage: 10 972 000. Designers: Anton Ham and Andrej Peter. This type of coin have been struck in 1940 – 1942 and was in circulation from 15.05.1940 to 31.07.1943. In circulation in Carpatho-Ukraine from October 1944 for June 1945. Country or town: Slovakia
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 20 Halierov Year: 1943 Material: Aluminum Description: Obverse: National arms: double cross on shield within flower sprig, beneath – year of issue. Semicircular inscription: SLOVENSKA REPUBLICA. Reverse: Nitra Castle, large value: 20 HALIEROV. Diameter – 18 mm. Weight – 0.65 g. Edge – plain. Mintage: 15 000 000. Designers: Anton Ham and Andrej Peter. This type of coin have been struck in 1942 and 1943 and was in circulation from 28.11.1942 to 31.05.1948. In circulation in Carpatho-Ukraine from October 1944 for June 1945. Country or town: Slovakia
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: 50 Halierov Year: 1941 Material: Copper-Nickel Description: Obverse: National arms: double cross on shield, beneath – year of issue. Semicircular inscription: SLOVENSKA REPUBLICA. Reverse: Value above plow: 50 HALIEROV. Copper-Nickel (Cu 80 Ni 20). Diameter – 20 mm. Weight – 3.33 g. Edge – plain. Mintage: 8 0000 000. Designers: Gejza Angyal, Anton Ham and Andrej Peter. This type of coin have been struck in 1940 and 1941 and was in circulation from 12.03.1941 to 29.02.1948. In circulation in Carpatho-Ukraine from October 1944 for June 1945. Country or town: Slovakia

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