Slovak Koruna
a.k.a. SKK
Slovakia's former currency, replaced by the euro in 2009.
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Slovakia's former currency, replaced by the euro in 2009.
The Slovak koruna (SKK) was Slovakia's money from the country's split from Czechoslovakia in 1993 until 1 January 2009, when Slovakia adopted the euro. "Koruna" means crown. It no longer trades; Slovakia's monetary policy is now set by the ECB.
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