Bosnia & Herzegovina 10 Dinara Banknote, 1992, P-133, UNC

The 1992 Bosnia & Herzegovina 10 Dinara was issued to replace the Yugoslav dinar during the Bosnian war. The banknote's front side is in Serbian text while the back is in Croatian. Featured on the left of the obverse is the country's Coat of Arms and the denomination in numerals over a stylized design on its right. The national emblem is also depicted on the back of the note but positioned on the right and a stylized vase on the left. For security purposes, a solid security thread with printed initials of the Soviet Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. It also has the head of a young girl as its watermark. The paper banknote is 140 x 65 mm in size and is printed by the Banknote Printing Works, Belgrade. This particular paper bill is in uncirculated condition.