1991 Croatian 25 dinara banknote - Yugoslav dinar

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1991 Croatian 25 dinara banknote - Yugoslav dinarThis listing is for a very well preserved 1991 Croatian 25 dinar Banknote. In 1991, Croatia officially declared its independence from the socialist Republic of Yugoslavia and became a separate country. After independence, a period of transition began from the dinar back to the kuna. The name was re chosen as the name of the currency to represent the fiscal history of Croatia. One kuna was equivalent to 1000 dinars. The modern kuna became the official

"D" Mint mark

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pointing to right

front paws resting on a shield on right

50 centavo

VF (Very Fine) Grade / Condition

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