Algerian dinar facts for kids
The dinar is the money of Algeria. 100 santeem make 1 dinar. The name "dinar" comes from the Roman denarius. Algeria started using the dinar on 1 April 1964.
Images for kids
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10 centimes, minted in 1984, a palm tree
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20 centimes, minted in 1972, an overflowing cornucopia depicting the theme of agricultural revolution
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20 centimes, minted in 1975, a ram(?)
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50 centimes, minted in 1975, "The 30th remembering" in Arabic and commemorating the French Algerian Clash
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1 dinar, minted in 1972, wheat, two hands (peace), and a tractor in foreground
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10 dinar, minted since 1979, "Bank of Algeria" in Arabic
See also
In Spanish: Dinar argelino para niños
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