The Slovenian Tolar (SIT) served as Slovenia’s national currency from 1991 until the country adopted the euro in 2007.
Issued by the Bank of Slovenia, Tolar banknotes featured influential Slovenian cultural figures, scientific pioneers, and architectural landmarks, reflecting the nation’s identity during its early years of independence.
Earlier issues carried classic engraving styles and traditional layouts, while later notes introduced improved security features and more modern design elements.
All Tolar notes were officially withdrawn from circulation following the euro transition, yet many remain in private hands — often discovered in family estates, travel documents, or long‑stored belongings.
At Thecurrencycounter.co.uk, we accept a wide range of withdrawn Slovenian Tolar notes, including early independence issues, commemorative designs, and denominations no longer seen in circulation.
If your specific note isn’t listed on our site, you’re welcome to get in touch — we may still be able to help.
Add the amount you wish to exchange into your wallet and complete the exchange, and we’ll take care of everything promptly and professionally.
