Twenty Kuna - This is a commemorative issue to celebrate the country's 20th anniversary of issuing Croatian currency (Kuna) by the central bank, Hrvatska Narodna Banka (Croatian National Bank). The bank was established in December 1990 following the breakup of Yugoslavia. The bank initially adopted the Dinar currency between 1990 to 1993. In 1994, it changed the currency from Dinar to Kuna and issued its first Kuna on 30.05.1994. The Kuna, in Croatian meaning Marten, is subdivided into 100 Lipa (meaning lime tree). This is a folder issued which also includes the 10 Kuna commemorative issued in 2004 celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Kuna currency. The design of this commemorative note is almost the same as the current 20 Kuna in circulation except that it has the denomination value of 20 added to the watermark area on the left hand side of the note, just like the previous 10 Kuna 2004 commemorative issue. This note was issued on 30.05.2014, in a folder commemorative format of 2 notes as well as in singles circulating notes.
I have also added the 10 kuna that was issued celebrating the 10th anniversary of Croatian currency.
Ten Kuna
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| Dated 2004, P45 |
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Twenty Kuna
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| Dated 2014, P50 |
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