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10 000 Dinara Hedgehogs

Issuer Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Year 1995
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Currency Second Dinar (1994-1998)
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Obverse lettering REPUBLIKA BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA 1995
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Reverse lettering PRESERVE PLANET EARTH D10000
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Additional information

Bosnia's 1995 gold issues appeared while the country was still at war — the Dayton Agreement wasn't signed until December of that year, meaning this coin was authorized and struck by a central bank operating under active siege conditions in Sarajevo. The hedgehog subject belongs to a broader series of Bosnian wildlife issues that the CBBiH used to establish numismatic credibility and generate hard currency revenue at a moment when the convertible marka didn't yet exist and the dinar was collapsing under wartime inflation.

The 10,000-dinar face value was effectively fictional by issue date.