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750 Dinara Olympics - Bobsled

Uitgever National Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Jaar 1993
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Beschrijving keerzijde The central field depicts two bobsled athletes in full equipment, helmets, and racing suits, shown pushing a two-man bobsled at the start of a run, rendered in dynamic high relief. Between the athletes, a rectangular cartouche bearing the Olympic five-ring symbol and a snowflake emblem is positioned centrally in the upper field. The date range '84-94' appears in the lower central field, referencing both the 1984 Sarajevo and 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympic Games. The denomination 'D 750' is inscribed prominently at the base, while the legend 'XVII ZIMSKE OLIMPIJSKE IGRE' arcs along the upper border and 'SARAJEVO' and 'LILLEHAMMER' appear at the lower left and right respectively, separated by small cross ornaments.
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Aanvullende informatie

Bosnia and Herzegovina issued this coin in 1993 while the country was actively at war — the Siege of Sarajevo was in its second year, and the National Bank had only been established the prior year following independence. The country had no Olympic team competing in bobsled, and no realistic prospect of one. These were frankly revenue-driven issues, common among newly independent states seeking hard currency through collector sales rather than any genuine sporting connection.