Republika Hrvatska (Republic of Croatia)
A complete set of Croatia obsolete Dinar notes issued between 1991 to 1993. In all, a total of 12 notes (P16a to P27a) from 1 Dinar to 100,000 Dinara. These notes have since been withdrawn from circulation and as such no longer legal tender in the country. All notes are in uncirculated condition and all with matching serial numbers of 000932. Noticed that the values of 20 and 50 Dinara were not printed for this series. The Republic of Croatia was formerly part of the Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia since 1918. On 08.10.1991, the country declared independence following the breakup of Yugoslavia. Since then, the country has changed it's national currency from Dinar to Kuna.
A total of 50,000 sets were put together in a presentation folders as numismatic products for collectors by the Central Bank of Croatia and sold for 250 kuna per set (US$45.19 back in 2013).
I believe all notes posted here are from the first prefix of 'A0', except for the 25 dinara, which has a prefix of '1010' 000932. I believe the first prefix for this denomination is '1001'.
1 dinar to 1000 dinara
Front - Ruđer Josip Bošković (b.1711-1787), a physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, diplomat, poet, theologian, Jesuit priest, and a polymath.
Back - Zagreb Cathedral, built in 1217.
One Dinar
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| Dated 1991, P16a |
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| Reverse |
Five Dinara
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| Dated 1991, P17a |
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| Reverse |
Ten Dinara
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| Dated 1991, P18a |
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| Reverse |
Twenty Five Dinara
First Print with watermark numeral '5' and narrow oval zeros for the serial number.
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| Dated 1991, P19a |
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| Reverse |
Twenty Five Dinara (added 25/08/2026)
Second Print with inverted watermark numeral '5' and with squared-off zeros for the serial number.
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| P19a |
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| P19b |
One Hundred Dinara
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| Dated 1991, P20a |
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| Reverse |
Five Hundred Dinara
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| Dated 1991, P21a |
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| Reverse |
One Thousand Dinara
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| Dated 1991, P22a |
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| Reverse |
2000 to 100000 dinara
Front - Ruđer Josip Bošković (b.1711-1787), a physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, diplomat, poet, theologian, Jesuit priest, and a polymath.
Back - Sculpture Povijest Hrvata (1932), also known as Glagolica or Mother Croatia (Mati Hrvatska) in Zagreb.
Two Thousand Dinara
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| Dated 1992, P23a |
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Five Thousand Dinara
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| Dated 1992, P24a |
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| Reverse |
Ten Thousand Dinara
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| Dated 1992, P25a |
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| Reverse |
Fifty Thousand Dinara
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| Dated 1993, P26a |
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| Reverse |
One Hundred Thousand Dinara
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| Dated 1993, P27a |
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