Serbia
1941 - Serbia 100 Dinara Banknote PIC 23 F
This individual banknote is a 100 Dinara note from Serbia, associated with the year 1941. The suppli..
1941 - Serbia 100 Dinara Banknote PIC 23 UNC
Serbia 100 Dinara banknote associated with 1941, identified in the product data as catalog reference..
1941 - Serbia 100 Dinara Banknote PIC 23 VF
This individual banknote is a 100 Dinara denomination from Serbia, with the product data associating..
2000 - Serbia 10 Dinara Banknote PIC 46 UNC
This individual banknote is a Serbia 10 Dinara denomination associated with 2000 and identified in t..
2005 - Serbia 50 Dinara Banknote PIC 40 UNC
Serbia 50 Dinara banknote associated with 2005, listed under the PIC 40 catalogue reference. The den..
2006 - Serbia 100 Dinara Banknote PIC 49a UNC
This individual banknote is a 100 dinara note from Serbia, associated with 2006 and catalogued as Pi..
2006 - Serbia 20 Dinara Banknote PIC 47 UNC
This individual Serbian banknote is a 20 Dinara denomination associated with 2006. It is identified ..
Frequently asked questions
Which periods of Serbian banknotes are represented in this shop’s catalog?
The Serbia category includes banknotes dated 1941, 2000, 2005 and 2006. The 1941 material is represented by the 100-dinara Pick 23 issue, while the later group includes denominations from 10 to 100 dinara. These dates provide a useful way to organise the catalog by period, but this FAQ describes the Serbian banknotes represented in this shop’s catalog rather than every banknote issued by Serbia.
Which denominations and Pick references can collectors find in the Serbia category?
The catalog represents 10, 20, 50 and 100 dinara denominations. The references include Pick 46 for the 10-dinara note, Pick 47 for the 20-dinara note, Pick 40 for the 50-dinara note, and Pick 49a for the 2006 100-dinara note. The earlier 1941 100-dinara note is listed as Pick 23. Pick references and denominations are useful for arranging a Serbia collection systematically.
How can I identify a Serbian banknote listed in this catalog?
Start by comparing the year, denomination and Pick reference shown in the product title. For example, the catalog distinguishes the 2000 10-dinara note as Pick 46, the 2006 20-dinara note as Pick 47, and the 1941 100-dinara note as Pick 23. These details help separate notes that share a denomination or belong to different periods. The product model may also repeat the Serbia and Pick identification.
What condition labels are used for Serbian banknotes in the catalog?
The Serbia listings use several condition labels, including UNC, VF and F. The 1941 100-dinara Pick 23 note is represented with all three labels in separate records, while other listed notes are marked UNC. When comparing pieces, treat the stated grade as part of the catalog identification and read the individual listing details carefully. The catalog data does not provide additional grading explanations beyond these labels.
What should I check before buying a Serbian banknote from this category?
Check that the denomination, year, Pick reference and condition label match the piece you want. Pay particular attention to the 1941 100-dinara Pick 23 listings, because the catalog shows this reference with different condition labels. If a listing includes an image or a note about the pictured banknote, use that information alongside the title. Product records may change, so rely on the individual listing details when making a purchase decision.
Which Serbian banknote reference is represented in multiple cataloged grades?
Pick 23 is a notable pattern in the Serbia category: the 1941 100-dinara banknote appears with the condition labels UNC, VF and F. This gives collectors a straightforward way to compare the same denomination, year and Pick reference across different cataloged grades. The entries are separate records, so collectors should examine each listing’s title and accompanying details rather than assuming that all Pick 23 examples have the same condition.