50 Dinara

By the time this note entered circulation, Yugoslavia's monetary situation was deteriorating fast. The 1989–90 hyperinflation had already forced a redenomination — the "new dinar" introduced in January 1990 lopped four zeros off the old currency — so this 50 Dinara was born into a denomination hierarchy that would be obsolete within two years. ZIN had been producing Yugoslav banknotes since the interwar period and continued printing through the dissolution, issuing notes for a state that was actively fracturing along republic lines.

The engraving credit split between Andrić on the obverse and Medecijan and Obradović on the reverse is unusual for a relatively low denomination.