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July 1998; 2012 series reissued

100 Konvertibilnih Maraka

Bosnia & Herzegovina · Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia & Herzegovina 100 Konvertibilnih Maraka

Issued July 27, 1998, this 100 KM Republika Srpska variant commemorates Petar Kočić, a pivotal figure in Bosnian Serb literature and nationalism who fought for Bosnian autonomy in the early 20th century. Kočić's life was cut short at age 39 during World War I, but his literary and political legacy profoundly influenced the region. The 2012 redesign introduced Motion™ security featuring a 4mm windowed security thread with a quill that appears to move when tilted. The denomination number shifts from dark brown to greenish-gold through optically variable ink technology. The note incorporates watermark imagery, microprinting, and enhanced materials to prevent counterfeiting.

Highlights
ReasonHonors Petar Kočić, Bosnian Serb writer and political activist; celebrates Bosnian literary and nationalist traditions.
DesignObverse: Portrait of Petar Kočić, dark brown coloration on yellow underprint, Cyrillic script. Reverse: Books, pen, and reading glasses symbolizing literary legacy.
Security featuresMotion™ windowed security thread with moving quill motif, optically variable ink on denomination, watermark, microprinting
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