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| 表面の説明 | The obverse is printed on pink paper with a dominant central guilloche vignette enclosing the large numeral '0.50' in dark blue intaglio. A smaller value panel with the same numeral appears in the upper left within a fine-line border. At lower left, a vertical inscription reads 'SEKRETARIAT ZA FINANCE' with the title 'Sekretar za finance' and a manuscript signature below. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse displays a full-width vignette of a snow-capped Alpine mountain range — Triglav — rendered in blue and purple tones against a lightly shaded sky, with stylized wave guilloches in the lower portion. The large numeral '0.50' is overprinted in blue at lower left, while an ornate value box with the denomination '0.50' appears in the upper right corner. A red alphanumeric serial number is printed vertically along the right margin. |
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Slovenia's first independent issue, printed before formal international recognition arrived in January 1992. These low-denomination tolar notes entered circulation in October 1991 following the expiry of the ten-day moratorium after the June declaration of independence — the Yugoslav federal army had withdrawn, and Slovenia needed a functioning currency almost immediately. The 0,50 value was the smallest unit issued in the inaugural series.
Printed by the French security printer Banque de France Imprimerie in Chamalières, which supplied several of the new post-Yugoslav republics during the early 1990s transition period.