50 kuna 1944 — Croatia ( Pick: 10 )

Region: Europe

Period: Croatia (1941 - 1944)

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Back side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 50 kuna issued in Croatia in 1944. It belongs to the period of Croatia from 1941 to 1944 and is cataloged under Pick number 10.

The note features a design printed in black on an orange underprint. It measures 98 x 54 mm and is produced on paper with small fibers. The note was printed by Goznak in Russia and the Serbian state printer in Belgrade, Serbia.

Additional details include the banknote's color and printing specifics. The paper used for this note includes small fibers characteristic of the manufacturing process at the time.

Specifications

Date of issue: June 30, 1945
Printing office: Goznak (Russia), Serbian state printer (ZIN - Zavod za izradu novčanica i kovanog novca, Belgrade, Serbia)
Paper: Paper with small fibres
Colour: Black on orange underprint
Dimensions: 98 x 54 mm
Pick catalog: 10

About this banknote

The 50 kuna banknote was issued by the Independent State of Croatia in 1944. This currency was introduced during World War II under the Axis-aligned government established in 1941. The banknote is part of a series printed by Goznak in Russia and the Serbian state printer in Belgrade to meet wartime economic needs.

The front design features intricate geometric patterns in black on an orange underprint with the denomination prominently displayed. On the reverse, similar motifs continue with "Hrvatska" inscribed. The note's dimensions are 98 x 54 mm, and it is made of paper with small fibers for added security. It holds the Pick number 10 in numismatic catalogs.