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100 Dinara

Uitgever Narodna Banka Jugoslavije (National Bank of Yugoslavia)
Jaar 1963
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In omloop tot 1 February 1968
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Beschrijving voorzijde Red on multicolour underprint, with an intaglio-engraved portrait vignette of a young woman in traditional folk costume at left, a landscape scene visible behind her. At centre-right, the denomination numeral '100' is set within a guilloche cartouche flanked by the denomination in four languages in Cyrillic and Latin script. The bank title 'NARODNA BANKA JUGOSLAVIJE' appears in bold letterpress at top, with the date 'BEOGRAD, 1. MAJ 1963' and two manuscript signatures below the cartouche for the Vice-Governor and Governor respectively.
Opschrift voorzijde NARODNA BANKA JUGOSLAVIJE
ДИНАРА ДИНАРJEV 100 DINARA ДИНАРИ
VICEGUVERNER BEOGRAD, 1. MAJ 1963. GUVERNER
M. PETROVIĆ FEC.
ZAVOD ZA IZRADU NOVČANICA NARODNE BANKE JUGOSLAVIJE
T. KRNJAJIĆ SC.
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Yugoslavia's 1963 constitutional reform — which redesignated the country the "Socialist Federal Republic" — triggered a wholesale reissue of currency bearing the updated state name. This note is part of that transitional series, replacing earlier Narodna Banka issues without any change to the monetary system itself; the redesign was political housekeeping, not economic necessity.

Engraving credits split between Krnjajić on the obverse and Kocmut on the reverse, a division of labor common at ZIN during this period and worth noting for variety collectors tracking die-specific wear patterns.

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