The Serbia 100 Dinara Banknote is part of the family of notes issued in 1941 to replace the Yugoslav dinar. This 170 x 100 paper money is part of the Nazi occupation overprint and is in uncirculated condition. On its obverse is the national personification Serbia wearing a robe, seated while holding a sword and produce at her feet. It also shows a sailboat along the coast of Belgrade. The back of the Serbia 100 Dinara note displays fruit trees, sailboats, and a man in national costume holding fruit and a shield that has the countrys Coat of Arms. Signed by D.Uzelac and M.Radosaviljevic, this bill has King Alexander Is portrait as its watermark.

Country -- Serbia 

Issuing bank -- Serbian National Bank

Period  -- German occupation (1941-1944)

Type  -- Standard banknote

Year  -- 1941

Value  -- 100 Dinara (100)

Currency  -- WWII dinar (1941-1944)

Composition -- Paper

Size -- 171 × 101 mm

Shape -- Rectangular

Number -- N# 205117

References -- P# 23

Obverse -- National Coat of Arms, Sailing boats, and a man with fruits

Reverse  -- Sailing boats, Town view, and Seated woman with sword

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