100 Dinara

发行方	Narodna Banka Bosne i Hercegovine (National Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina)
年份	1992
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面值	100 Dinars (100 динарa) (100 BAD)
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背面描述	The reverse is printed in black on a teal-green guilloche underprint, with a similar radiating lathe-work design filling the centre field. The crowned arms of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina — a shield charged with a hand grasping a sword, surmounted by a royal crown — are positioned at centre within the guilloche. The denomination "STO DINARA / СТО ДИНАРА" appears at the bottom in both Latin and Cyrillic scripts, while the issuing republic's name in both scripts is inscribed at upper left; the serial number and prefix are printed vertically at left in red.
背面铭文	REPUBLIKA BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA РЕПУБЛИКА БОСНА И ХЕРЦЕГОВИНА STO DINARA СТО ДИНАРА 100 (Translation: Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina / Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina / One Hundred Dinars One Hundred Dinars / 100)
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备注	Bosnia's earliest independent currency issues were printed in Slovenia because the republic had no domestic printing facility capable of producing banknotes when war broke out in April 1992. Cetis in Celje, a Slovenian security printer with roots going back to the eighteenth century, supplied several of the first Bosnian notes under difficult logistical conditions — getting paper across a fragmenting Yugoslavia was not straightforward. Dževad Hozo, the designer, is a Sarajevo-born artist of genuine standing, which distinguishes this issue from the purely functional emergency notes that followed once the siege made outside printing nearly impossible to arrange.