20 kuna 1944 — Croatia ( Pick: 9 )

Region: Europe

Period: Croatia (1941 - 1944)

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 20 kuna issued in Croatia in 1944. It falls within the period of Croatia (1941 - 1944) and is cataloged under Pick number 9. The note features black printing on a green and light orange underprint, with dimensions of 140 x 64 mm.

The front side includes the signature of Dragutin Toth, who served as Minister of Finance and President of the State Bank from 1943 to 1945. It was printed by the Croatian state printer, Hrvatska državna tiskara, located in Zagreb.

The banknote's color scheme is black on green and light orange. It is printed on paper, providing a distinctive appearance.

Specifications

Signed by: Dragutin Toth (Minister of Finance and President of the State Bank, 1943-1945)
Date of issue: 1944
Printing office: Croatian state printer (Hrvatska državna tiskara, HDT), Zagreb, Croatia
Paper: Paper
Colour: Black on green and light orange underprint
Dimensions: 140 x 64 mm
Pick catalog: 9

About this banknote

The "Nezavisna Država Hrvatska" (Independent State of Croatia) issued the 20 kuna banknote in 1944 through the Croatian State Printer in Zagreb. This note falls within the period of 1941-1944 when Croatia was under the Axis influence during World War II. The series was introduced as part of the state's monetary system at that time.

The front side of the banknote features intricate patterns with the denomination "20 kuna" prominently displayed, along with the Croatian coat of arms. It includes the signature of Dragutin Toth, who served as Minister of Finance and President of the State Bank from 1943 to 1945. The note, measuring 140 x 64 mm, is printed in black on a green and light orange underprint.