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50 Srbijanka
| Issuer | Yugoslavia |
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| Year | 1992 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Green and salmon horizontal design with the Serbian coat of arms at left, a standing armoured figure vignette at centre-left, and a bearded male portrait at right. The denomination numeral 50 appears in guilloche at centre, with issuer inscription above and currency name in a solid banner at foot. |
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| Reverse lettering | 50 50 СРПСКЕ УЈЕДИЊЕНЕ РЕПУБЛИКЕ СРБИЈА ЦРНА ГОРА СРПСКА Б и Х СРПСКА КРАЈИНА СКОПСКА ЦРНА ГОРА И КУМАНОВО ДУБРОВАЧКА РЕПУБЛИКА СРБИЈАНКА |
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The "Srbijanka" nickname — a feminized form of "Srbija" — was applied to this series informally, though the notes themselves carry no such label. Yugoslavia was in the final stages of dissolution when this note entered circulation in 1992, a year in which the National Bank issued multiple denominations in rapid succession as hyperinflation began its catastrophic acceleration. By year's end, monthly inflation rates were already making individual denominations obsolete within weeks of printing.
The Užice facility, operated under the Rujno enterprise, was one of the domestic printing operations that kept pace — barely — with demand during this period. Šteković's design work appears across several denominations in the series.