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1000 Dinara

Issuer National Bank of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Year 1931
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Printer Serbian state printer (ZIN - Zavod za izradu novčanica i kovanog novca), Beograd, Serbia (1929-date)
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Obverse description Central vignette presents an intaglio portrait of Queen Maria Karađorđević — born Princess Maria of Romania, second daughter of King Ferdinand I — wearing a royal diadem, a purple dress with a red ribbon across her right shoulder, and a pearl necklace; a watermark zone with a crown above occupies the center field, flanked on the right by a vignette of an eagle in flight against a pale underprint of a coniferous forest. Allegorical border elements include ears of wheat, corn, grapevine, and other fruits symbolizing abundance, with the imperial eagle motif conveying supreme authority. Lettering in Cyrillic appears above and below the central design, with the printed signatures of the designer and engraver at lower right.
Obverse lettering НАРОДНА БАНКА КРАЉЕВИНЕ ЈУГОСЛАВИЈЕ ПЛАЋА ДОНОСИОЦУ ХИЉАДУ ДИНАРА БЕОГРАД, 1.ДЕЦЕМБАР 1931. ЧЛАН УПРАВЕ ГУВЕРНЕР ФАЛСИФИКОВАЊЕ НОВЧАНИЦА КАЗНИ СЕ ПО ПРОПИСИМА КАЗНЕНОГ ЗАКОНИКА КОЈИ ВРЕДЕ ЗА КРИВИЦЕ ЗБОГ ПРАВЉЕЊА ЛАЖНОГ НОВЦА P. YOVANOVITCH FEC. E. DELOCHE SC.
(Translation: NATIONAL BANK OF THE KINGDOM OF YUGOSLAVIA PAYS TO THE BEARER A THOUSAND DINARS BELGRADE, DECEMBER 1, 1931. MEMBER OF THE BOARD GOVERNOR Forgery of banknotes shall be punished according to the regulations of the Criminal Code that are valid for crimes for making fake money)
Reverse description Two allegorical female figures in white dresses and white veils flank the central field: the left figure holds a sheaf of wheat and a sickle with an olive twig in her other hand, symbolizing agriculture and peace, while the right figure bears a sword and a shield charged with the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and holds a laurel twig, symbolizing defense and justice. A double-headed white eagle with spread wings, bearing the Yugoslav royal coat of arms on its chest, occupies the lower center beneath the watermark zone. Decorative border elements of grapevine, apples, and flowers complete the composition, with the title inscription in Latin script appearing in the upper register and the anti-counterfeiting legend below.
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