50 Feninga Bosnian Convertible Mark coin

50 Feninga, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Issued 2007)

The fifty feninga coin belongs to the convertible mark, introduced in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1998 and divided into one hundred feninga. Struck in plated steel with a warm golden-brown tone, it was the largest of the sub-mark coins and handled a good share of everyday change. The round flan has a smooth edge and, like the rest of the series, is inscribed in both Latin and Cyrillic.

On the obverse appears the stylised national device from the state flag, a diagonal band across a triangle with a curving line of stars alongside. The country name runs around the rim in both scripts, “Bosna i Hercegovina” in Latin at the top and “Босна и Херцеговина” in Cyrillic below, with a small arrow to each side and the year “2007” at lower left.

On the reverse, a large numeral “50” is set over an outline map of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the denomination named “Feninga” in Latin above and “Фенинга” in Cyrillic below, with the country name encircling the design in both scripts.

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