1 kuna 1942 — Croatia ( Pick: 7 )
Region:
Europe
Period:
Croatia (1941 - 1944)
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 1 kuna issued in Croatia in 1942. It falls within the period of Croatia (1941 - 1944) and is cataloged under Pick number 7.
The banknote features a dark blue and brown color scheme. Details about the front and back side designs are not specified. The printing office responsible for this note is the Croat Mint, located in Zagreb.
No additional details on its amount produced, paper, or signature are available. Croatia was under Axis powers' control during this period, affecting its monetary issues.
The banknote features a dark blue and brown color scheme. Details about the front and back side designs are not specified. The printing office responsible for this note is the Croat Mint, located in Zagreb.
No additional details on its amount produced, paper, or signature are available. Croatia was under Axis powers' control during this period, affecting its monetary issues.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Not specified
- Date of issue
- 25 September 1942
- Printing office
- Croat Mint, Zagreb
- Paper
- Not specified
- Colour
- Dark blue and brown
- Dimensions
- 000 x 000 mm
- Amount produced
- Not specified
- Pick catalog
- 7
About this banknote
The 1 kuna banknote was issued by the Treasury of the Independent State of Croatia in 1942. This series was introduced during World War II when the Independent State of Croatia was established in 1941, backed by Axis powers. The currency aimed to replace the Yugoslav dinar within the short-lived state.
The front side of the note features the denomination "JEDNA KUNA" along with a Croatian coat of arms. The back side includes intricate patterns with "1 KUNA" prominently displayed and "NEZAVISNA DRŽAVA HRVATSKA" inscribed. The banknotes were printed by the Croat Mint, located in Zagreb.
