Yugoslavia 1000 Dinara 1931

Yugoslavia issued the 1000 Dinara banknote in 1931, during a time of political and economic transformation in the country. The banknote, designated as P# 29 and N# 208519, features intricate designs and symbols that reflect the cultural heritage of Yugoslavia. With a serial number of E.0345 127, this banknote is considered to be in Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) condition, indicating that it is well-preserved with minimal signs of wear. During 1931, Yugoslavia was a newly formed kingdom following the unification of several South Slavic regions after World War I. The country was experiencing social and economic changes, while also striving to maintain its cultural diversity and historical ties. The issuance of banknotes like the 1000 Dinara reflected the government's efforts to stabilize the economy and establish a sense of national identity. This particular banknote is a tangible piece of history that represents the resilience and unity of the Yugoslav people during a period of significant change. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a valuable collector's item for those interested in Yugoslav history and numismatics.

N° 2126 | Yugoslavia 1000 Dinara 1931

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