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| 背面描述 | The central vignette presents the Šumarice Memorial Park (Partisan Monument) at Kragujevac, rendered as a bold V-shaped sculptural form set against a pale outline map of Yugoslavia. Guilloche rosettes bearing the numeral 200 occupy both the lower left and lower right corners, flanked by intricate lathe-work borders. The date 1-I-1990 appears within the right-hand rosette. |
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| 防伪描述 | the numeral 200 visible when held to light |
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By 1990, Yugoslav dinar notes were losing relevance almost as fast as they were printed. Inflation that had briefly exceeded 2,600% annually in 1989 was temporarily suppressed by Ante Marković's January 1990 monetary reform, which introduced the "new dinar" at 10,000 old dinars to one — making this 200-dinar note worth a fraction of what its denomination implied within months of issue.
ZIN in Belgrade printed the entire series domestically, an arrangement Yugoslavia had maintained since the 1970s to avoid foreign currency expenditure on security printing contracts.