10 Dinara

The P#152B is a late-series issue from a central bank that had spent the 1990s presiding over one of the most severe hyperinflationary collapses in recorded history — the 1993–94 episode required redenominations on the order of 1×10²⁷ to one. By 2000, the dinar had been restabilized and redenominated multiple times, and this note belongs to the relatively mundane post-hyperinflation period before the National Bank of Serbia assumed its successor role following the formal dissolution of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 2003.

Zavod za Izradu Novčanica, the in-house Yugoslav security printer in Topčider, Belgrade, produced the entire late dinar series domestically — a point of national policy maintained even when hard currency for imported printing contracts was scarce.