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100 Dinara Italian occupation - overprint: VERIFICATO
| Uitgever | National Bank of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia |
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| Jaar | 1941 |
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| Afmetingen | 168 × 98 mm |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Central vignette presents a seated allegorical female figure representing Serbia, her right arm extended in a gesture of beckoning toward the south, symbolising the call for liberation of the oppressed; a panoramic cityscape of Belgrade along the Sava River, with sailing vessels and a steam ship, forms the background. The black Italian occupation overprint «VERIFICATO» (Verified) appears on the face of the note. Engraver's and designer's signatures «G. FRAIPONT FEC. E. DELOCHE SC.» appear in the lower margin. |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | A standing male figure in traditional Serbian national costume — including a šajkača cap and opanci peasant shoes — occupies the right side of the composition, holding a bunch of intertwined fruits in his right hand and leaning against a stylised shield bearing the royal coat of arms on the breast of a double-headed white eagle under a golden crown. Three sailing vessels on an open sea compose the background vignette. The engravers' credit «G. FRAIPONT FEC. E. RITA SC.» appears in the lower margin. |
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| Opmerkingen |
When Italian forces occupied Slovenia and Dalmatia in April 1941, they needed a rapid mechanism to control the Yugoslav currency already in circulation. The solution was a rubber-stamped overprint — "VERIFICATO" (verified) — applied to existing National Bank notes to distinguish those deemed acceptable for continued use under occupation authority. The process was administrative rather than monetary: it did not change the note's face value or issuing status, but it did subordinate the currency to Italian oversight.
Fraipont's original design had been engraved for peacetime banking. Deloche and Dreyfus — both associated with the French engraving tradition — could hardly have anticipated their work being commandeered by a stamp.