Yugoslavia 5 Dinara 1982 Coin

For sale is a Yugoslav 5 Dinara coin from 1982, an item representing the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) in the period before its dissolution. The obverse of the coin centrally features the state emblem of Yugoslavia at the time, consisting of six torches burning together as one flame, symbolizing the six republics that formed the federation, and surrounded by wheat sheaves and a communist red star. Encircling the emblem is the country's name "СФР ЈУГОСЛАВИЈА" (in Cyrillic script) and "SFR JUGOSLAVIJA" (in Latin script). The reverse side prominently displays the numeral "5" in the center, with the year of issue "1982" below it. Surrounding the numeral, the denomination appears in three forms: "DINARA" (Latin), "ДИНАРЈЕВ" (Cyrillic), and "ДИНАРИ" (Cyrillic), reflecting the multilingual nature of the Yugoslav federation. The coin is made of a brass alloy (copper-zinc), giving it a golden hue. This circulated coin serves as a historical memento from a country that no longer exists and an interesting addition to any European coin collection or items from the Cold War era, telling the story of a unified Yugoslavia.