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| 表面の銘文 | NARODNA BANKA HRVATSKE PEDESET KUNA 50 IVAN GUNDULIĆ 1589 - 1638 |
| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed on pale yellow paper and carries only a faint show-through impression of the obverse design in light olive-green, with no independently printed vignette or text; the note is effectively unprinted on this side, consistent with a trial or pattern piece intended to test the face printing only. |
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Croatia's first post-independence banknote series was designed and printed under considerable time pressure — the kuna was reintroduced on 30 May 1994, reviving a currency name last used under the wartime Ustasha regime, a politically loaded choice that generated real public debate. This 50 kuna piece is a pattern, produced before the final series was confirmed, and pattern survivors from this issue are rarely encountered separately from institutional holdings.
The reintroduction of the kuna name required a deliberate government decision to reclaim the denomination from its 1941–1945 associations.