Macedonian denar

1 EUR = 62.134 MKD 100 MKD = 1.6094 EUR

1 CHF = 50.784 MKD 100 MKD = 1.9691 CHF

The denarius ( Macedonian: денар; plural: Denari, macedonian денари, internationally also Denars ) is the currency in Macedonia.

The ISO 4217 code for the Denar is MKD. It is divided into 100 Deni. The Deni are no longer needed today. They are distributed exclusively to collectors. The name derives from the Roman denarius coin.

After independence in 1992, the Macedonian Macedonian Denar replaced the Yugoslav dinar.

Coins and notes

50 - Deni coin

The 50 - Deni Deni coin is the only coin. Today it is no longer needed. It will only be distributed to collectors. It represents a flying seagull

1 denarius coin

The one - penny coin is a German Shepherd in the Šar Planina dar.

2 denarius coin

The two - penny coin represents a Ohrid Trout

5 denarius coin

The 5- denarius coin represents a lynx

10 - penny coin

The 10 - penny coin represents the mosaic of a peacock in the Baptistery of Stobi dar.

50 - penny coin

The 50 - penny coin represents the head of the Archangel Gabriel from a fresco of St. George's Monastery in Kurbinovo

Gallery

10 - denar note

The 10 - denar note is on the front of the mosaic of a peacock in the Baptistery of Stobi dar. On the back there is the statue of Isis in Lychnidos dar.

50 - denar note

The 50 - denar note is on the front of the Archangel Gabriel from a fresco of St. George's Monastery in Kurbinovo dar. On the back it represents the bronze tablet of the St. Panteleimon Church in Skopje

100 - denier note

The 100 - denier note is on the front of the view of Skopje in the Ottoman period dar. On the back it represents the ceiling of an Albanian house

500 denar note

The 500 - denier note is on the front of a poppy plant dar. On the back is a golden death mask is the Macedonian was found during excavations in the area Pelagonia.

1000 denar note

The 1000 denar note is on the front of the icon of Mary from St. Vrachi - Mali - church in Ohrid dar. On the back it represents a section of the St. Sofia Church in Ohrid

5000 denar note

The 5000 denar note is on the front of the bronze statue of Maenad ( 6th century BC) from Tetovo dar. On the back is a mosaic from the ruins of the city of Heraclea Lynkestis, now modeled Bitola, that a dog before a tree shows.