25 Dinars Propaganda Note

Propaganda overprints on circulating banknotes were a low-cost psychological warfare tool used extensively in the Balkans during the 1990s conflicts. A genuine note pulled from circulation, overprinted with a political message, and redistributed required no printing infrastructure beyond a basic press — the host note's own authority lent the message a strange credibility.

Without confirmed attribution to a specific belligerent, date of production, or overprint text on record, the exact origin of this example remains open. The Yugoslav successor-state conflicts generated propaganda notes from multiple factions, and misattribution between Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian-issued pieces is common in the secondary market.