10 makedonki 1992 — North Macedonia ( Pick: CHECK_TITLE )

Region: Europe

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 10 makedonki issued in North Macedonia in 1992. It features a pale blue color on a lilac underprint and is made of cotton fiber. The dimensions of the note are 145 x 77 mm. This note is cataloged under Pick number CHECK_TITLE.

The front side of the banknote displays the signatures of Tome Nenovski and Borko Stanoevski. The printing office is noted as 11 October in Prilep, North Macedonia.

The amount produced remains unspecified. In 1992, North Macedonia declared independence from Yugoslavia, marking a significant date in its monetary history.

Specifications

Signed by: Tome Nenovski, Borko Stanoevski
Date of issue: April 27, 1992
Printing office: 11 October, Prilep, North Macedonia
Paper: Cotton fiber
Colour: Pale blue on lilac underprint
Dimensions: 145 x 77 mm
Amount produced: Not specified
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About this banknote

The 10 makedonki banknote was issued by the Republic of Macedonia in 1992. This banknote was introduced as part of the country's efforts to establish its own currency following its declaration of independence from Yugoslavia. This move marked a significant step in reinforcing the nation's sovereignty.

The front side of the banknote features the design of a stone fortress, likely depicting the historic Ohrid Fortress. The back side includes an intricate depiction of a traditional Macedonian dance scene. It measures 145 x 77 mm and is printed on cotton fiber paper. The note was printed by 11 October in Prilep, North Macedonia, and is signed by Tome Nenovski and Borko Stanoevski.