Yugoslavia 1000 Dinara 1931 Very Fine

A Masterpiece of Balkan Numismatic Art

Capture the elegance of the interwar period with this stunning 1931 1000 Dinara note from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. This note is celebrated by collectors for its large, impressive dimensions and its rich, classical imagery that reflects the cultural and national identity of the South Slavs.

Historic & Design Highlights:

• Obverse (Front): Features a regal portrait of Queen Maria of Yugoslavia on the left, adorned in traditional jewelry and a crown. The center includes a circular watermark area showing the profile of King Alexander I, and a soaring eagle on the right.

• Reverse (Back): Showcases two allegorical female figures representing Agriculture (holding a sickle and wheat) and The State (holding a shield with the Yugoslav coat of arms). The intricate background depicts a lush landscape of orchards and forests.

• Artistic Pedigree: Designed by P. Yuvanovitch and engraved by E. Deloche, this note was printed by the National Bank in Belgrade using the sophisticated techniques of the French "De La Rue" style.

Item Details:

• Issuer: Narodna Banka Kraljevine Jugoslavije (National Bank of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia)

• Denomination: 1000 Dinara (Хиљаду Динара)

• Date of Issue: 1st December 1931

• Pick Number: P-29

• Serial Number: 14729879 (Control Number 879)

• Condition: Choice Very Fine (VF) – Note shows original paper texture, clear colors, and typical light folds for its age.

Collector's Perspective: The 1000 Dinara 1931 is famously known for its high face value during the Great Depression. Because of its large size, finding examples without significant damage is difficult. This particular note retains excellent eye appeal, with the delicate pastel hues of the engraving still vividly visible.

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