Croatia Currency โ€“ Banknotes, Coins and History

Explore Croatia currency, including coins and banknotes available in this catalog.

Overview

Croatia Currency Overview

CurrencyHub contains banknotes and coins from Croatia, helping collectors browse the public catalog by denomination, year, and series.

On CurrencyHub you can explore Croatia banknotes, coins, historical issues, commemorative items, series, and denomination groupings in one place.

Catalog facts

Country
Croatia
Banknotes
4
Coins
0
First year
1991
Latest year
1991
Currencies
Dinar
Denominations
4
Series
0
Commemorative items
0

Banknote denominations in the catalog

1 Dinar, 5 Dinar, 25 Dinar, 100 Dinar

Years represented in this catalog

1991

Series

No series data is available for this country yet.

Frequently Asked Questions About Croatia Currency

What is the currency of Croatia?

Croatia's official currency is the euro (EUR), which it adopted on 1 January 2023, making it one of the more recent countries to join the eurozone.

What currency did Croatia use before the euro?

Before adopting the euro, Croatia used the Croatian kuna, introduced in 1994 after independence from Yugoslavia.

Who managed Croatia's transition to the euro?

The Croatian National Bank (Hrvatska narodna banka) oversaw the kuna-to-euro transition and now operates within the Eurosystem.

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