100 Dinara

Issuer	National Bank of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Year	1934
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Size	173 × 102 mm
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Obverse description	Central vignette presents a woman in traditional national costume seated at right center, her right hand holding a feather quill and her left hand resting on the shoulder of a young boy beside her; the boy wears a hat and holds a sword. At the lower field, a bunch of wine grapes, a microscope, and a book are arranged at the woman's feet. St. George's Church at Oplenac rises in the background. The issue date of 15 July 1934 commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the first Serbian banknote, originally issued by the Privileged National Bank of Serbia on 15 July 1884.
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Reverse lettering	NARODNA BANKA KRALJEVINE JUGOSLAVIJE PLAĆA DONOSIOCU STO DINARA 100 FALSIFIKOVANJE NOVČANICA KAZNI SE PO PROPISIMA KRIVIČNOG ZAKONIKA KOJI VREDE ZA KRIVICE ZBOG PRAVLJENJA LAŽNOG NOVCA V.POMORIŠAC P.STOJIČEVIĆ FEC. V.A.KUN.SC. (Translation: NATIONAL BANK OF THE KINGDOM OF YUGOSLAVIA PAY TO THE BEARER ONE HUNDRED DINARS 100 FORGERY OF BANKNOTES IS PUNISHED ACCORDING TO CRIMINAL REGULATIONS OF THE CODE APPLICABLE TO CRIMES FOR MAKING FAKE MONEY)
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Protection description	Portrait watermark of King Aleksandar I Karađorđević
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