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10.000 Dinara

Issuer Narodna Banka Bosne i Hercegovine - handstamped by the cities of Travnik and Sarajevo
Year 1993
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Value 10.000 Dinara
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Obverse description The obverse is dominated by an intricate pink and purple guilloche pattern filling the entire field, with the large numeral '10 000' printed in contrasting purple and green at centre. The bank title appears at upper right in both Latin and Cyrillic scripts — 'NARODNA BANKA BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE' and 'НАРОДНА БАНКА БОСНЕ И ХЕРЦЕГОВИНЕ' — accompanied by the Governor's signature and an applied circular handstamp. At lower left and lower right the denomination legend reads 'DESET DINARA' in Latin and 'ДЕСЕТ ДИНАРА' in Cyrillic, with the numeral '10' in a small panel at lower right.
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Reverse lettering REPUBLIKA BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA
РЕПУБЛИКА БОСНА И ХЕРЦЕГОВИНА
DESET DINARA
ДЕСЕТ ДИНАРА
10
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Bosnia's wartime monetary situation in 1993 was a patchwork of competing authorities, and this note reflects exactly that chaos. The underlying National Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina issue was overprinted — handstamped — by individual municipal authorities in Travnik and Sarajevo, a makeshift arrangement driven by the near-total breakdown of central administrative control during the siege and the broader conflict.

The Travnik and Sarajevo handstamps are distinct types and command different collector interest; Travnik examples are generally considered scarcer owing to that city's smaller administrative output during the period.