Yugoslavia 100 Dinara 1946

The Yugoslavia 100 Dinara banknote from 1946 holds great historic significance. This banknote was issued during the period when Yugoslavia was a socialist federal republic, established after World War II in 1945. The banknote, designated as P# 65a, features the portrait of Ivan Meštrović, a renowned Croatian sculptor and artist. Meštrović was known for his contributions to Yugoslav art and his sculptures can still be seen in various locations across the country. The banknote also bears the serial number N# 208528, along with the code KT 059452. These numbers are unique identifiers that were used for tracking and authentication purposes. Being labeled as UNC (Uncirculated), it suggests that the banknote is in pristine condition, indicating that it has never been used for monetary transactions. The Yugoslavia 100 Dinara banknote from 1946 serves as a testament to the country's post-war reconstruction and the significance of art and culture in Yugoslav society during that time. It is a fascinating collectible item for history enthusiasts and currency collectors alike.

N° 2229 | Yugoslavia 100 Dinara 1946

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