Timeline

• 28.11.1842
• JD:16.11.1842
• Law [No. 105] on the rating of foreign coinage, enlarging decree [No. 4819] of 13.12.1836; effective immediately (?):
  - Gold: Ducat = 24 Serbian Tax Piastres, Turkish Mahmudi = 30¾ Serbian Tax Piastres
  - Silver: Austrian (Convention) Thaler = 10 Serbian Tax Piastres.
• 12.09.1855
• JD:30.09.1855
• Law [No. 1147] on the rating of foreign coinage; effective immediately (?):
  - Gold: Ducat = 28 Serbian Tax Piastres (56 Serbian Trade Piastres), Turkish Mahmudi = 38 Serbian Tax Piastres (76 Serbian Trade Piastres), 20 French Francs = 46 Serbian Tax Piastres (92 Serbian Trade Piastres)
  - Silver: Austrian (Convention) Thaler = 12 Serbian Tax Piastres (24 Serbian Trade Piastres), 5 French Francs = 11½ Serbian Tax Piastres (23 Serbian Trade Piastres).
• 01.11.1858
• JD:20.10.1858
• Law [No. 1202] on the rating of the new Austrian coinage; effective immediately (?):
  - Gold: Austrian (Union) Crown = 81 Serbian Tax Piastres (192 Serbian Trade Piastres)
  - Silver: Austrian Guilder = 5⁷⁄₁₀ Serbian Tax Piastres (11⁴⁄₁₀ Serbian Trade Piastres).
• 27.03.1868
• JD:15.03.1868
• Government decision on the issuance of subsidiary coins of 10, 5, 1 Para (= ¼, ⅛, ¹⁄₄₀ Serbian Tax Piastre); issued after February 1869.

Timeline

• 12.12.1873
• JD:30.11.1873
• Law on the issuance of silver coins of 200, 100, 50 Para (= 5, 2½, 1¼ Serbian Tax Piastres), the coin of 100 Para was referred to as "Dinar"; effective immediately and issued per decree of 02.07.1875 (JD:20.06.1875).
• July 1876
• Production of paper money of 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 1 Dinar dated JD:01.07.1876; was not issued.
• 22.12.1878
• JD:10.12.1878
• Law on the introduction of the Dinar in the French bimetallic standard; effective immediately (?):
  - Transition 42.10 Serbian Dinar = 100 Serbian Tax Piastres (19.80 Serbian Dinar = 100 Serbian Trade Piastres).
• 18.01.1883
• JD:06.01.1883
• Law on the creation of the Privileged National Bank of the Kingdom of Serbia; effective upon constitution of the bank on 14.07.1884 (JD:02.07.1884)

Valuation Regimes

• 1873-1878
• Accounting unit with circulating silver coins.
• 1878-1914
• Metallic currency based on circulating gold and silver coins
• 1914-1920
• Variable rate, convertibility was restricted in August 1914

Timeline

• 01.12.1918
• Proclamation of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (after 1929: Yugoslavia)
• 26.01.1920
• Yugoslav law to take over the Serbian institutions (including currency); effective 01.02.1920

Timeline

• 29.05.1941
• Decree of the German military administration on the liquidation of the Yugoslav National Bank and the establishment of the Serbian National Bank; effective immediately
• 01.07.1941
• Start of currency exchange:
  - 01.07.1941: Start of issuance of overprinted banknotes (dated 01.05.1941)
  - 10.07.1941: Demonetization of the (not overprinted) pre-1920 Serbian 100 Dinars note
  - 04.01.1942: Start of withdrawal of the Yugoslav banknotes and on par exchange into Serbian banknotes (originally planned for 21.11.1941)
  - 02.04.1942: End of exchange period and demonetization of the Yugoslav currency.
• 01.07.1942
• German occupation money (issued by Reichskreditkassen) became legal tender
• ??.11.1944
• Liquidation of the Serbian National Bank after the conquest of Belgrade by Yugoslav partizan troops.

Valuation Regimes

• 1941-1945
• Fixed rate against German Reichsmark

Timeline

• 02.07.1945
• Demonetization of the Serbian occupation currency by the Yugoslav authorities.

Timeline

• 02.07.2003
• Law on the establishment of the National Bank of Serbia as successor to the National Bank of Yugoslavia; effective 19.07.2003
• 29.07.2003
• Adoption [ISO-4217 Amendment No. 119] of the currency code CSD instead of YUM
• 01.09.2003
• Start of currency exchange:
  - 01.09.2003: Start of issuance of banknotes and coins by the National Bank of Serbia
  - 31.12.2006: Demonetization of the Yugoslav currency.
• 25.10.2006
• Adoption [ISO-4217 Amendment No. 134] of the currency code RSD instead of CSD

Valuation Regimes

• 2003-
• Variable rate