2 kune (1942) — Croatia | Banknotes catalog

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The banknote is a 2 kune issued in Croatia in 1942. It belongs to the period of Croatia from 1941 to 1944 and is cataloged under Pick number 8. It features a dark brown color on a red-brown underprint and is printed on paper. The dimensions of the note are 78 x 43 mm.

This banknote is listed under Pick number 8, providing its catalog reference. It is signed by Vladimir Košak, who was Minister of Finance from 1941 to 1943, and was printed by the Croatian state printer (Hrvatska državna tiskara) in Zagreb.

The Croatian state printer was involved in producing various denominations during this time. The design and issued notes reflect the monetary conditions of the period in Croatia.

Specifications

Signed by

Vladimir Košak (Minister of Finance, 1941-1943)

Date of issue

1942

Printing office

Croatian state printer (Hrvatska državna tiskara, HDT), Zagreb, Croatia

Paper

Colour

Dark brown on red-brown underprint

Dimensions

78 x 43 mm

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The Independent State of Croatia issued the 2 kune banknote in 1942 under the authority of Hrvatska državna tiskara (HDT), the Croatian state printer based in Zagreb. This series was introduced as part of the monetary reform under the wartime administration to establish the Independent State of Croatia's currency system.

The front of the 2 kune note features the denomination prominently with the text "NEZAVISNA DRŽAVA HRVATSKA" and the date "25. RUJNA 1942," alongside the signature of Vladimir Košak, Minister of Finance. The back displays a large numeral "2" and additional inscriptions and geometric patterns. This note is identified by Pick number 8 and was printed in dark brown on a red-brown underprint.

2 kune 1942 — Croatia ( Pick: 8 )

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