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1.000 Dinara / Dinarjev / Dinari

Uitgever Narodna Banka Federativne Narodne Republike Jugoslavije
Jaar 1953
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Valuta Dinar (1920-1990)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Green intaglio-printed note with a large vignette at left centre showing a group of Partisan fighters in mountain terrain, rendered in a vigorous socialist-realist style. The Cyrillic inscription НАРОДНА БАНКА heads the upper field, with ФЕДЕРАТИВНЕ НАРОДНЕ РЕПУБЛИКЕ ЈУГОСЛАВИЈЕ at centre and the denomination numeral 1000 in large figures to the right, flanked by guilloche underprint work. The serial number AC 000000 and two facsimile signatures appear at lower centre, with the red overprint SPECIMEN applied diagonally across the face.
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Opschrift keerzijde NARODNA BANKA
FNR JUGOSLAVIJE / FLR JUGOSLAVIJE
СРБИЈА · ХРВАТСКА · СЛОВЕНИЈА
БОСНА И ХЕРЦЕГОВИНА · МАКЕДОНИЈА · ЦРНА ГОРА
ТИСОЧ ДINARJEV
ИЉАДА ДИНАРИ
1000
PLAČA DONOSIOCU
ХИЉАДУ ДИНАРА
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The 1953 Yugoslav 1000 Dinar note was issued in the years following the Tito-Stalin split, when Yugoslavia was operating a genuinely unusual economic position — outside the Soviet bloc but not yet aligned with the West. The trilingual denomination line (Serbian/Croatian, Slovenian, Macedonian) reflects the federal structure that Tito was actively reinforcing through administrative policy in this period, not merely constitutional formality.

Pick 68B designates the variant with differing serial number and signature combinations from the base type. The series was withdrawn during the 1965 monetary reform, when the dinar was redenominated at 100:1.

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