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10 000 Dinara State loan
| Issuer | Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina |
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| Year | 1987 |
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| In circulation to | Yes |
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| Obverse description | Front page bears a vignette of five young figures with a text overprint to the right; legends appear in both Latin and Cyrillic scripts. Four detachable annuity coupons are printed on the lower portion, each with denomination and bearer payment terms. |
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| Reverse description | Left panel carries the arms of the SR Bosnia and Herzegovina at top, followed by printed loan terms and amortisation schedule in both Latin and Cyrillic scripts; the body of the bond doubles as annuity coupon no. 5. Four detachable coupons numbered 1–4 are arranged in descending order on the right panel. |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina issued its own state loan obligations in the late Yugoslav period as a mechanism for financing republican-level debt — a practice that became increasingly common as the federal fiscal structure deteriorated through the 1980s. This note belongs to that framework, denominated in dinars at a moment when Yugoslav inflation was already accelerating toward its eventual collapse. By 1987 the National Bank of Yugoslavia had largely lost control of monetary policy, and republican-level borrowing instruments like this one were partly a symptom of that disintegration.
At 240 x 170 mm, this is a large-format document bond rather than a pocket note — sized for filing, not a wallet.