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Yugoslavia Banknote 10 Dinara 1968 DIM 50 AED

Name: Yugoslavia Banknote 10 Dinara 1968 DIM 50 AED
Price: 50 AED
Availability: InStock

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Item Details

Age

10+ years

Condition

Almost no noticeable problems or flaws

Usage

Used an average amount, as frequently as would be expected

Posted on: 2nd April 2026

Description

🧾 Basic Information
Country: Yugoslavia
Bank: National Bank of Yugoslavia
Denomination: 10 Dinara
Year: 1968
Catalog Number: Pick #87a
Serial Number: AE 0870865
Grading: Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality)
Grading Company: DIM Currency (KSA)
🎨 Front (Obverse) Design
Main Portrait:
A factory/industrial worker wearing protective goggles on his head
→ Represents labor, industry, and socialist working class values
Theme:
Industrial progress and workers — very typical of Yugoslav socialist-era currency
Text (Languages):
Serbian (Cyrillic & Latin scripts)
“Narodna Banka Jugoslavije” (National Bank of Yugoslavia)
Denomination Display:
Large “10” in the center
Written in multiple scripts:
DINARA (Latin)
ДИНАРА (Cyrillic)
Color Scheme:
Brown (left portrait side)
Yellow/green/orange tones (center/right)
Signatures:
Governor and Vice Governor printed at bottom
Serial Number:
Printed in red (AE 0870865)
🖼️ Artistic & Security Features
Intricate guilloche patterns (fine decorative lines)
Detailed engraving style portrait
Multicolor background for anti-counterfeiting
Symmetrical ornamental borders
High-quality cotton paper (EPQ confirms originality & no damage)
🏛️ Historical Context
Issued during Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Reflects:
Industrialization
Workers’ importance in society
Yugoslavia at that time was led by Josip Broz Tito
💎 Condition (Important)
Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ means:
No folds or creases
Sharp corners
Bright original paper
Excellent centering
Premium collector grade
💰 Collector Value (Approximate)
In this condition:
💵 Around $30 – $80 USD
Value depends on demand, grading company, and market
⭐ Interesting Facts
This note is popular among collectors because of:
Its industrial worker portrait
Clean socialist-era design
High-grade preservation (66 EPQ is quite desirable)