Bosnia Herzegovina
Billetes de Bosnia Herzegovina
1993 - Bosnia Herzegovina PIC 152a 5.000 Dinara banknote
This individual Bosnia-Herzegovina banknote is listed as 5,000 Dinara and associated with 1993. It i..
1993 - Bosnia Herzegovina PIC 153a 50.000 Dinara banknote
This Bosnia-Herzegovina banknote is associated with 1993 and is catalogued as Pick P153a. The verifi..
1993 - Bosnia Herzegovina PIC 154a 100.000 Dinara banknote
This Bosnia-Herzegovina banknote is associated with 1993 and catalogued as Pick P154a. The Krause re..
1993 - Bosnia Herzegovina PIC 155a 1 M. Dinara banknote
This Bosnia-Herzegovina banknote is catalogued as 500,000,000 Dinara and is associated with 1993. It..
1993 - Bosnia Herzegovina PIC 156a 5 M. Dinara banknote
This individual banknote is associated with Bosnia and Herzegovina and the year 1993. It is denomina..
1993 - Bosnia Herzegovina PIC 157a 100 M. Dinara banknote
This Bosnia-Herzegovina 100 M. Dinara banknote is associated with 1993 and identified by the Pick re..
1993 - Bosnia Herzegovina PIC 158a 500 M. Dinara banknote
This individual banknote is associated with 1993 and is identified as a 500 M. Dinara note from Bosn..
1995 - Bosnia Herzegovina PIC 47 50 Dinara banknote
This individual banknote is a 50 Dinara note from Bosnia-Herzegovina, associated with 1995 in the ca..
Frequently asked questions
What periods and denominations are represented in the Bosnia Herzegovina banknote category?
This shop’s Bosnia Herzegovina catalog focuses on dinara banknotes dated 1992, 1993 and 1995. Represented denominations range from 10 dinara to values expressed in millions, including 1 million, 5 million, 100 million and 500 million dinara. Intermediate values include 25, 50, 100, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 50,000, 100,000 and 50,000,000 dinara. The selection describes this catalog rather than every banknote issued by Bosnia Herzegovina.
Which catalog-reference groups appear among these Bosnia Herzegovina banknotes?
The catalog includes several reference sequences. The 1992 notes include PIC 10a–15a, alongside PIC 133a and PIC 136a. References dated 1993 include PIC 141a, PIC 145a and PIC 152a–158a. A 1995 50-dinara note is identified as PIC 47. These reference groups help distinguish notes that may share a date or denomination and provide a more precise basis for organizing a Bosnia Herzegovina collection.
How can I identify a Bosnia Herzegovina banknote from this catalog?
Start with the printed denomination and date, then compare them with the full catalog reference in the product title. For example, a 1992 10-dinara note may be listed as PIC 10a or PIC 133a, while a 1993 100,000-dinara note may correspond to PIC 141a or PIC 154a. Because denomination and year alone may not uniquely identify an entry, the PIC reference is an important part of attribution.
How can collectors organize the Bosnia Herzegovina notes represented here?
A practical approach is to arrange the notes first by year, then by denomination and PIC reference. The 1992 group progresses from 10 through 1,000 dinara in the PIC 10a–15a sequence, with additional references such as PIC 133a and 136a. The 1993 material includes both thousand-level and million-level denominations. Recording the complete reference suffix, such as “a,” helps preserve the exact catalog attribution rather than grouping notes only by face value.
What should a buyer check before choosing a Bosnia Herzegovina banknote?
Check the year, denomination, PIC reference and stated grade in the individual listing. Most product descriptions explain that images used for Uncirculated banknotes are reference images, so the serial number shown may not match the note supplied. One represented listing, the 1993 PIC 145a 50,000,000-dinara note, is explicitly described as XF. Buyers should therefore rely on each product’s own title and condition information rather than assuming that every Bosnia Herzegovina note has the same grade.
Why do some 1993 Bosnia Herzegovina denominations use “M.” in their titles?
In this shop’s catalog, “M.” appears in titles for denominations expressed in millions of dinara. Examples include PIC 155a at 1 M. dinara, PIC 156a at 5 M., PIC 157a at 100 M. and PIC 158a at 500 M. Other large denominations are written numerically, such as 50,000,000 dinara for PIC 145a. Collectors should compare the denomination wording with the PIC reference to avoid confusing similarly dated high-value notes.