5000 tolarjev 2000 — Slovenia ( Pick: 23 )

Region: Europe

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 5000 tolarjev issued in Slovenia in 2000. It is cataloged under Pick number 23.

This note features a color scheme of black, green, red, and orange. The signatures on the banknote are those of France Arhar, the Governor, and Dušan Zbašnik, a Member of Council. The dimensions of the banknote measure 156 x 78 mm, and it is printed on paper.

A total of 6,000,000 notes were produced. The tolar, Slovenia's currency, was introduced in 1992 and was replaced by the euro on January 1, 2007.

Specifications

Signed by: France Arhar, Governor; Dušan Zbašnik, Member of Council
Date of issue: 15 January 2000
Colour: Black, green, red, and orange
Dimensions: 156 x 78 mm
Amount produced: 6,000,000
Pick catalog: 23

About this banknote

The Bank of Slovenia issued the 5000 tolarjev banknote in 2000. This banknote was part of Slovenia's efforts to maintain a stable and recognizable national currency following its independence in the early 1990s. The banknotes were used until the euro was adopted in Slovenia in 2007.

The front side features a portrait of Ivana Kobilca, a renowned Slovenian painter. The back side depicts the National Gallery in Ljubljana. The note is signed by France Arhar, Governor, and Dušan Zbašnik, Member of the Council. A total of 6,000,000 units of this note were produced.