Slovakia
The Slovak Republic and the Czech Republic went their separate ways after 1 January 1993, an event sometimes called the Velvet Divorce. Slovakia has remained a close partner with the Czech Republic. Both countries co-operate with Hungary and Poland in the Visegrád Group. Slovakia became a member of NATO on 29 March 2004 and of the European Union on 1 May 2004. On 1 January 2009, Slovakia adopted the Euro as its national currency.
List of people on banknotes
Currency: Lev (pl. Leva, лв; since 1881)"See also Bulgarian lev".
Currency: Kyat (K; since 1852)"See also Burmese kyat".
Currency: Central African CFA franc (FCFA; since 1945)"See also Central African CFA franc."
Currency: Dollar ($, 1867–Present)"See also Banknotes of the Canadian dollar and Canadian dollar."
Currency: Central African CFA franc (FCFA; since 1945)"See also Central African CFA franc."
Currency: Central African CFA franc (FCFA; since 1945)"See also Central African CFA franc."
Currency: Czechoslovak koruna (Kčs; 1919-1993)"See also Czechoslovak koruna".
Currency: Czech koruna (Kč; since 1993)"See also Czech koruna".
Currency: Renminbi (¥; since 1948)"See also Fourth series of the renminbi" and "Renminbi".
Currency: Confederate States dollar ($; 1861-1865)"See also Confederate States dollar".
Currency: Krone (kr, 1873–Present)"See also Danish krone."
Currency: Mark (M, 1948-1990)"See also East German mark."
Currency: Pound (£, 1836–Present)"See also Egyptian pound."
Currency: Ethiopian dollar/birr (Br/ብር; since 1894)"See also Ethiopian dollar/birr".
Currency: Peseta (₧, 1969-1975) and Ekwele (plu. Bipkwele; 1975-1985)See also "Equatorial Guinean peseta" and "Equatorial Guinean ekwele".
Currency: Kroon (KR, 1928-1940, 1992–2010)"See also Estonian kroon."
Currency: Króna (kr, 1951–present)"See also Faroese króna."
Currency: Dollar ($; 1939-1953)"See also Malayan dollar."
Currency: Dollar ($; 1953-1967)"See also Malaya and British Borneo dollar."
Currency: Mark (mk, 1860–2002)Euro (€, 2002–present)"See also Finnish mark."
Currencies: Franc (₣, 1795–2002)Euro (€, 2002–present)"See also French franc."
Currency: CFP franc (F; 1945-)"See also CFP franc."
Currency: Central African CFA franc (FCFA; since 1945)"See also Central African CFA franc."
Currencies: Deutsche Mark (DM, 1948–2002)Euro (€, 2002–present)"See also German mark."
Currencies: Drachma (Δρ., 1832–2002)Euro (€, 2002–present)"See also Greek drachma."
Currency: Franc (1848-1960)"See also Guadeloupe franc."
Currency: Franc (FG; 1959-1971); Syli (1971-1985)"See also Guinean franc" and "Guinean syli".
Currency: Peso (1975-1993)"See also Guinea-Bissau peso". 
Currency: Forint (Ft, 1946–present)"See also Banknotes of the Hungarian forint and Hungarian forint."
Currency: Króna (kr, 1874–Present)"See also Icelandic króna."
Currency: Rupiah (Rp; since 1945)"See also Banknotes of the rupiah" and "Indonesian rupiah".
Currency: Toman (to 1931); Rial (since 1932)Symbol: "See also Iranian toman and Iranian rial."
 Currencies: Dinar (1932–present)"See also Iraqi dinar."
Currencies: Pound (£, 1928–2002)Euro (€, 2002–present)"See also Irish pound, Series B Banknotes (Ireland) and Series C Banknotes (Ireland)."
Currencies: Pound or Lira (£, 1948–1980)Sheqel (₪, 1980–1985)New Shekel (₪, 1985–present)"See also Israeli lira, Old Israeli shekel and Israeli new shekel."
Currencies: Lira (₤, 1861–2002)Euro (€, 2002–present)"See also Italian lira."
Currency: Yen (¥, 1870–Present)
"See also Japanese yen."
Currency: Franc (1960-1963)"See also Katangese franc."
Currency: Shilling/Shilingi (KSh; since 1966)"See also Kenyan shilling."
Currency: Korean yen (엔; 1902-1945)"See also Korean yen". 
Currency: Second North Korean won (₩; 1959-2009)"See also North Korean won".
Currency: First South Korean won (1945-1953); Hwan (전; 1953-1962)"See also South Korean won (1945-53) and South Korean hwan." 
Currency: Lats (Ls, 1922–1940, 1993–2014)"See also Latvian lats."
Currency: Dinar (ل.د; since 1971)"See also Libyan dinar."
Currency: Litas (Lt, 1993–2015)"See also Banknotes of the Lithuanian litas and Lithuanian litas".