Serbia 10 20 50 100 Dinara Four Unc Notes Set

These are modern Serbian dinar banknotes (10, 20, 50 and 100 dinara) from the Narodna Banka Srbije series showing famous Serbian cultural and scientific figures with thematic reverse designs.

10 dinara note

Obverse: Portrait of linguist Vuk Stefanović Karadžić with his writing tools, open book and letters from the modern Serbian Cyrillic alphabet in ochre‑yellow and brown tones.

Reverse: Historical scene linked to the first Slavic congress with enlarged Cyrillic letters and the Serbian coat of arms, plus value “10” in numerals and Cyrillic text.

20 dinara note

Obverse: Portrait of writer and educator Đura Jakšić (Stevan Mokranjac on some issues) with artistic motifs such as a quill/violin and manuscript, predominantly green with ochre details.

Reverse: Figure of the same cultural personality with a landscape and decorative miniature from old Serbian printing, together with coat of arms and vertical denomination.

50 dinara note

Obverse: Portrait of composer Stevan Stojanović Mokranjac with stylized violin, keyboard and musical score elements in violet–lilac colors.

Reverse: Standing figure of Mokranjac, fragment of Miroslav Gospel illumination and musical notation, plus arms of Serbia and security strip/see‑through register.

100 dinara note

Obverse: Portrait of inventor Nikola Tesla with electrical discharge graphics, formulas for magnetic flux density and image of one of his power plants in blue‑green tones.

Reverse: Full‑figure image of Tesla with sketch of his induction motor, symbolic “Tesla’s dove”, and circular diagram showing his work on alternating current, along with the national coat of arms and denomination “100”