1992 Bosnia 100 Dinara Banknote Coat of Arms P-13 Note

Issued by the National Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Narodna Banka Bosne i Hercegovine / Народна Банка Босне и Херцеговине) under the printed authorization date of July 1, 1992 (1. Juli – Srpanj 1992), this legal tender 100 Dinara banknote (Sto Dinara / Сто Динара) bears the authorized facsimile signature of Governor Stijepo Andrijić. Cataloged internationally in the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money as Pick #13 (P-13) and The Banknote Book as B104, this green-toned emission was produced by security printer Cetis in Celje, Slovenia, during the outbreak of the Bosnian War as an emergency transitional currency following the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The obverse displays bilingual Latin and Cyrillic central bank titles, a prominent central denominational guilloche rosette bearing the bold numeral "100," and formal central banking authority clauses. The reverse showcases the historical crowned coat of arms of Bosnia and Herzegovina featuring an armored bent arm holding a saber/scimitar set upon an oval heraldic shield, flanked by intricate geometric lathework rosettes, bilingual state titles (Republika Bosna i Hercegovina / Република Босна и Херцеговина), and vertical red letterpress serial numbering (DJ 44569540). Incorporating localized security underprints, microprinted borders, and synthetic fiber security paper, this piece serves as an essential historical type note for collections specializing in post-Yugoslav conflicts, Balkan monetary history, and modern European wartime emergency scrip.

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