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| 背面描述 | The reverse is rendered in violet and purple on a guilloche background of similar palette. A large, elaborately engraved floral-geometric rosette dominates the centre-left, composed of layered petal motifs radiating from a circular medallion with multicolour highlights. To the upper right, the Serbian Krajina coat of arms repeats within a rectangular frame, with the issuer name in Latin script above it. The denomination legend in Latin characters runs along the lower right, the serial number prefix and numerals appear at the lower left in red, and the place and year of issue are printed below. |
| 背面铭文 | 5000 REPUBLIKA SRPSKA KRAJINA 5000 PET HILJADA DINARA KNIN 1992. FALSIFIKOVANJE SE KAŽNJAVA PO ZAKONU |
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The Republic of Serbian Krajina was a self-declared state that controlled portions of Croatian territory during the early 1990s conflict and was never recognized by any foreign government. Its currency, produced in Belgrade by ZIN, was entirely dependent on Serbian political and material support — these notes were, in practical terms, printed by Serbia for a state that existed only through Serbian military backing.
Circulation was chaotic. Hyperinflationary pressure meant high denominations became obsolete within months of issue, and the 5000 Dinara was no exception. The RSK monetary system collapsed well before the state itself did in August 1995.