Republic of Croatia

Republika Hrvatska

REFERENCE: Republic of Croatia (chorv. Republika Hrvatska) is a state in southern Central Europe and the west of the Balkan Peninsula, a former union republic within Yugoslavia, which became independent in 1991. The form of government is a democratic republic. The name comes from the ethnonym of the people - Croats. The capital and largest city is Zagreb. It borders in the northwest with Slovenia, in the northeast with Hungary and Serbia, in the south with Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro; in the west it is washed by the Adriatic Sea. The national currency is kuna. The country has been a member of the UN since 1992, the OSCE, the Council of Europe, NATO since 2009, and the European Union since July 1, 2013.
 
cat. # P
face value
year
Description/Notes
 OBVERSE
REVERSE

Issues 1991-1993 in Croatian dinars

Hrvatska Narodna Banka

1993 edition in coons

Print - Giesecke & Devrien

1995 edition

Print - Giesecke & Devrien

Issue 2001

Print - Giesecke & Devrien

Issue 2002

Print - Giesecke & Devrien and OEBS

Commemorative issue 2004 "10 years of the National Bank of Croatia"

Print - Giesecke & Devrien

Issue 2012

Print - Giesecke & Devrien

Commemorative issue 2014 "20 years of the National Bank of Croatia"

Ad notata:

Information on the issuance of 500 and 1000 kuna 2002 banknotes (R43 and 44) on the HNB website is not confirmed)

* 1 Photo of a banknote from the collection - Numismatic Collection, National Museums of Berlin - Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (Münzkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin - Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz)

  333333-Croatia banknote 1000 kuna 1993-444444

 

Bank of Croatia banknotes under-printed