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| 表面の説明 | Printed bill of exchange form issued by the National Bank of Yugoslavia, with blank fields for date, payee, sum, and account details. Text appears in four languages: Serbian (Cyrillic), Serbo-Croatian (Latin), Slovenian, and Macedonian, with a stamp duty rate of 200 Dinara applicable to amounts between 150,000 and 200,000 Dinara. |
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| 表面の銘文 | ПЛАЋА СЕ НА ИЗНОС ПРЕКО 150.000 — 200.000 ДИН. 200 ДИН. PLAĆA SE NA SVOTU IZNAD 150.000 — 200.000 DIN. 200 DIN. SE PLAČA OD ZNESKA NAD 150.000 — 200.000 DIN. 200 DIN. СЕ ПЛАЌА НА ИЗНОС НАД 150.000 — 200.000 ДИН. 200 ДИН. У U V BO___________________________ HA ______________________ 19____ ПЛАТИТЕ ЗА ОВУ МЕНИЦУ PLATITE ZA OVU MJENICU PLAČAJTE ZA TO MENICO ПЛАТЕТЕ ЗА ОВАА ________________________МЕНИЦА ПО НАРЕДБИ СУМУ ОД PO NAREDBI SVOTU OD PO NAREDBI VSOTO OD ПО НАРЕДБА НА ___________________________________________________ СУМА ОД ВРЕДНОСТ ПРИМЉЕНА И СТАВИТЕ ИСТУ У РАЧУН VRIJEDNOST PRIMLJENA I STAVITE ISTU U RAČUN VREDNOST PREJETA IN STAVITE ISTO NA RAČUN ВРЕДНОСТ Е ПРИМЕНА _________________________НА СМЕТКАТА______________________________ ИЗВЕШТАЈ IZVJEŠTAJ OBVESTIL ИЗВЕСТИЕ_____________________________________ ПЛАЋАЊЕ PLAĆANJE PLAČANJE ПЛАКАЊЕ______________________________________ Издаје Народна банка Југославије Izdaje Narodna banka Jugoslavije Izdaja Narodna banka Jugoslavije Издава Народна банка на Југославија |
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Bills of exchange (menice) issued by the National Bank of Yugoslavia occupied an unusual space in the monetary system — they were negotiable instruments rather than banknotes proper, used primarily for interbank and commercial settlement rather than retail circulation. This kept them largely out of public hands and means surviving examples with clean endorsement histories are genuinely uncommon.
The denomination range of 150,000–200,000 dinara points to the severe inflation Yugoslavia experienced in the early 1990s, when the dinar shed value faster than new denominations could be designed and issued through normal channels. Instruments like this filled a practical gap.