Overview

A 10 Tolarjev banknote of the Bank of Slovenia dated Ljubljana, 15 January 1992, from the first series of the new Slovenian currency. The front shows the reformer Primož Trubar, who wrote the first printed books in Slovenian, and the back shows the Ursuline Church in Ljubljana.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: Slovenia
• Issuer: Banka Slovenije (Bank of Slovenia)
• Currency: Slovenian Tolar
• Denomination: 10 Tolarjev
• Year: 1992
• Catalogue No.: P-11
• Obverse (Front): A portrait of the Protestant reformer Primož Trubar (1508-1586) with a quill pen and lines from his “Abecedarium”, with the large value 10 “DESET TOLARJEV”, on a green, grey and plum note
• Reverse (Back): The Ursuline Church in Ljubljana with text from Trubar’s New Testament translation, the date 15 January 1992 and the serial number, on a green and plum note
• Serial Number: GM 014058
• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – crisp original paper

Please Note:

The note in the photographs, with the serial number listed above, is the exact note you will receive.