100 tolarjev 1990 — Slovenia ( Pick: 6 )

Region: Europe

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Back side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 100 tolarjev issued in Slovenia in 1990. It is cataloged under Pick number 6. The note features a reddish brown and violet color scheme on an orange and light violet underprint. It measures 150 x 73 mm and is composed of paper.

This banknote is signed by Dr. Marko Kranjec and was printed by Banka Slovenije.

Slovenia introduced the tolar as its official currency in 1991, following its independence from Yugoslavia.

Specifications

Signed by: Dr. Marko Kranjec
Date of issue: 1990
Printing office: Banka Slovenije
Colour: Reddish brown and violet on orange and light violet underprint
Dimensions: 150 x 73 mm
Amount produced: Not specified
Pick catalog: 6

About this banknote

The Banka Slovenije issued the 100 tolarjev banknote in 1990. This was part of Slovenia's introduction of its own currency following independence, though the country officially became independent in 1991. The banknotes served as a transition from the Yugoslav dinar to the Slovenian tolar.

The front side design features intricate geometric patterns with the denomination "100" prominently displayed, along with inscriptions "REPUBLIKA SLOVENIJA." The back side showcases a mountain landscape. This note is cataloged as Pick 6 and was printed by Banka Slovenije. The note is signed by Dr. Marko Kranjec.