100 Serbian Dinara Banknote (1941 German Occupation)

100 Srpskih Dinara Dinar (Issued 1941)

This 100 Srpskih Dinara banknote from 1941 represents a significant period in Serbian monetary history during the Yugoslav era. The note was issued by the Srpska Narodna Banka (Serbian National Bank) and reflects the administrative and cultural identity of Serbia within the broader Yugoslav framework. The denomination of 100 dinara positioned it as a substantial note for everyday transactions during this historical period. This banknote is no longer in active circulation, making it a tangible record of early twentieth-century Serbian financial systems.

On the front, the banknote displays the text “СТО ДИНАРА” (100 Dinara) prominently positioned in the centre, with “СРПСКИХ” (Serbian) inscribed below it. The issuing bank’s name “СРПСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА” (Serbian National Bank) appears at the top in a serif typeface. A large oval security element dominates the centre-right portion of the note, rendered in dark brown with fine linear detailing characteristic of period engraving techniques. The upper left and lower right corners bear the serial number “У.2593” and “499” respectively, indicating the note’s tracking identification. An allegorical female figure appears on the right side of the design, depicted in classical style wearing period dress and seated in a contemplative pose. The entire design is framed by an ornate guillochéd border featuring repeating geometric and floral patterns in light beige and brown tones. Additional decorative elements include classical motifs in the corner panels, and the date “БЕОГРАД, 1-ЈУЛ 1941” (Belgrade, 1 July 1941) is visible in the lower portion. Two signatures appear below the issuing information, authorising the note’s validity. The background shows a subtle landscape with architectural elements, rendered in fine cross-hatching techniques typical of high-security banknote engraving.

The reverse side presents “СРПСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА” (Serbian National Bank) text at the top within an ornamental cartouche, with “СТО ДИНАРА” (100 Dinara) displayed prominently in the centre. A heraldic shield bearing a cross emblem sits within an elaborate decorative frame, symbolising Serbian national identity. The denomination “100” appears at the bottom centre in bold numerals. A standing male figure in traditional Serbian dress occupies the right side of the design, depicted in full length and rendered in the same engraving style as the obverse. The figure wears what appears to be a folk costume with detailed linear shading. Decorative border patterns frame the entire reverse, featuring geometric interlocking designs and classical motifs consistent with the front’s artistic vocabulary. The left and right margins contain additional ornamental panels with repeated geometric patterns. The overall colour palette remains monochromatic in brown and beige tones, with the fine line engraving creating subtle tonal variations that enhance the design’s depth and complexity.

This 100 Srpskih Dinara banknote can be exchanged through Webuyallcurrency.com, where old or withdrawn Serbian Dinara banknotes are bought alongside other foreign currency — ideal for clearing a drawer of mixed coins and notes at once.

• Indicate the quantity of 100 Srpskih Dinara Dinar banknotes you want to exchange
• Click the ‘Add to your account’ button
• Your online account now shows the exchange value

Exchange foreign coins and banknotes the easy way — Webuyallcurrency.com buys Serbian Dinara banknotes, current or discontinued, and combines them with the rest of your leftover currency for one simple payment.

Other Serbian Dinara you can exchange: 10, 20, 50, 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000.