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Printed in violet on a light ground with an intricate guilloche underprint and scrollwork border. To the left, a circular vignette contains an intaglio portrait of a bearded warrior in profile wearing a plumed helmet. The denomination numeral '5' appears in large figures flanking the central panel, with the word 'ANNULE' overprinted across the face and the Cyrillic inscription 'ДИНАРА / DINARA' below; the trilingual ministry title appears in three scripts across the upper right. |
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Printed in violet on a plain light ground within a fine decorative rectangular border with corner rosette ornaments. The denomination numeral '5' is set in large figures at left and right, with the words 'CINQ' and 'DINARS' in bold letterpress at centre, flanked by a stylised floral and torch vignette. The trilingual ministry title in French curves across the upper portion of the note. |
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This note was issued by the Finance Ministry of the newly proclaimed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes — a state that had existed for barely a year when this series appeared. The trilingual issuing authority, rendered in Serbian, Slovenian, and French, was a deliberate political signal: the new government needed to paper over three distinct monetary traditions, having absorbed former Austro-Hungarian kronen territory alongside the old Serbian dinar zone.
The P#12A designation distinguishes a specific signature or paper variant within the 1919 small-denomination run. Low-value notes of this period circulated hard and wore out fast; intact examples are genuinely less common than their higher-denomination counterparts from the same series.