200 Korun

The 200 Korún was introduced in 1999 as Slovakia's middle-denomination note during a period of sustained but moderating inflation — the koruna had already been devalued once in 1993 immediately after the Czechoslovak monetary union dissolved. Fajt was a Czech engraver who worked extensively for Státní tiskárna cenin in Prague, which printed Slovak banknotes for much of the independent republic's early currency history, an arrangement that reflected post-Velvet Divorce practicalities more than either government particularly advertised.

Pick 30 spans a seven-year print run with relatively minor variation between date signatures.