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These mark and feninga coins are currently in use in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Triangles are featured on most of the Bosnian coins, representing the three populations of the country: Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs. Bosnia-Herzegovina is also roughly triangular in shape. One mark is subdivided into 100 feninga, derived from the German ‘pfennig’.
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5 Marka Bosnian Convertible Mark coin
The bi-metallic 5 convertible mark coin from Bosnia and Herzegovina shows a flying dove carrying an olive branch in its beak, symbolising peace. On both sides of the KM5 coin there are a pair of triangles at the top and bottom.You get: £1.183901 BAM = £0.2367800000 -
2 Marka Bosnian Convertible Mark coin
The 2 Konvertibilne Marke Bosnia-Herzegovina bi-metallic coin has a dove resting, holding an olive branch in its beak. Like the 5 Konvertibilnih Maraka coin, it also has two triangles at the upper and lower edges of both faces.You get: £0.473561 BAM = £0.2367800000 -
1 Marka Bosnian Convertible Mark coin
This silver coloured 1 Konvertibilna Marka coin is made from nickel plated steel. It features a shield, the national coat of arms of the ex-Yugoslavian country of Bosnia and Herzogovina. On both sides at the upper and lower parts of the KM1 coin there is a single triangle. These triangles are positioned at the top … ContinuedYou get: £0.236781 BAM = £0.2367800000 -
50 Feninga Bosnian Convertible Mark coin
The copper-plated 50 feninga, fenings or pfenigs coin from Bosnia-Herzegovina has the denomination shown over a map of the country. The 50 feninga coin is the equivalent of half a mark. On the other side of the 50pf coin, the date of issue is shown against the triangle and stars that are part of the … ContinuedYou get: £0.118391 BAM = £0.2367800000 -
20 Feninga Bosnian Convertible Mark coin
This copper coloured 20 feninga Bosnia-Herzegovina coin has the country’s map on one side, and the stars and triangle from the national flag on the other. The three points of the triangle represent the Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs that make up the population of the country, and the shape of the country is also akin … ContinuedYou get: £0.047361 BAM = £0.2367800000 -
10 Feninga Bosnian Convertible Mark coin
The 10 feninga coin from Bosnia and Herzegovina is made from copper-plated steel. In common with all current feninga coins, it features the country’s map on one side, and the national flag on the other. The 10pf coin is the equivalent of 1/10 mark.You get: £0.023681 BAM = £0.2367800000 -
5 Feninga Bosnian Convertible Mark coin
The 5 feninga coin is the only silver coloured feninga convertible mark coin in circulation, as all other denominations are copper. However, like these other fening coins, it features the national flag and a map of the country, and has a prevalence of triangles. The triangle is significant to Bosnia-Herzegovina: it is used on the … ContinuedYou get: £0.011841 BAM = £0.2367800000
