BA-001 · 1994
Yugoslavia · Yugoslav dinar
The Yugoslav Dinar — A 313-Million-Percent Month, Stopped in a Day
SFR Yugoslavia · Stabilized
BA-002 · 1993
Russia · Russian ruble
The Russian Ruble — The Empire’s Money Outlived the Empire, Then Lost Three Zeros
USSR · Redenominated
BA-003 · 1993
Ukraine · Karbovanets
The Ukrainian Karbovanets — A Coupon Meant to Last Months Died at 100,000 to 1
USSR · Replaced
BA-004 · 1994
Georgia · Kuponi
The Georgian Kuponi — A War-Torn Coupon Erased at a Million to One
USSR · Replaced
BA-005 · 1994
Armenia · Soviet/Russian ruble
The Armenian Ruble — A Cold, Dark Winter Ended by the Dram
USSR · Replaced
BA-006 · 1994
Azerbaijan · Azerbaijani manat (AZM)
The Azerbaijani Manat — Hyperinflation First, the Zeros Lopped Later
USSR · Redenominated
BA-007 · 1994
Belarus · Belarusian ruble
The Belarusian Ruble — The Bunny That Lost Seven Zeros Over Two Decades
USSR · Redenominated
BA-008 · 1995
Tajikistan · Tajik ruble
The Tajik Ruble — A National Currency That Lasted Five Years
USSR · Replaced
BA-009 · 1993
Kazakhstan · Soviet/Russian ruble
The Kazakh Tenge — Born of a Monetary Divorce, Built to Last
USSR · Replaced
BA-010 · 1922
Austria · Austrian krone
The Austrian Krone — The First Bailout Stopped the First Modern Hyperinflation
Austria-Hungary · Stabilized
BA-011 · 1924
Hungary · Hungarian korona
The Hungarian Korona — A Rump State’s Money, Stabilized by Geneva
Austria-Hungary · Stabilized
BA-012 · 1923
Free City of Danzig · Danzig mark
The Danzig Mark — A Free City That Imported Germany’s Catastrophe
Germany (mark zone) · Replaced
BA-013 · 1993
Croatia · Croatian dinar
The Croatian Dinar — A Wartime Stopgap, Replaced by the Kuna
SFR Yugoslavia · Replaced
BA-014 · 1993
Moldova · Moldovan cupon
The Moldovan Cupon — A Stopgap Coupon, Burned and Buried at 1,000-to-1
USSR · Replaced
BA-015 · 1992
Estonia · Soviet ruble (pre-kroon)
The Estonian Ruble — The Clean Exit, Halted Hard in a Weekend
USSR · Stabilized