10 Kruna

This note is a converted Austro-Hungarian 10 Kronen issue, overstamped to create a provisional currency for the newly proclaimed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes before a unified banknote series could be organized. The overprinting scheme was a practical stopgap — Habsburg-era notes were simply commandeered, stamped, and reissued under entirely different political authority.

The Kruna denomination retained the old Krone name in its Serbian-language form, a transitional linguistic detail that disappeared once the Kingdom moved toward the Dinar as its permanent monetary unit.