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These convertible mark banknotes from KM10 to KM200 are in use in Bosnia and Herzegovina today. Two types exist: the Bosnian-Croatian type has Western alphabet text above the Cyrillic script. The Republika Srpska type has the Cyrillic script on top. Both types circulate alongside each other in the whole of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
In addition to Bosnian banknotes we also exchange Bosnian mark and feninga coins, as well as older convertible maraka banknotes from KM5, KM1 and 50 Pfeniga.
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10 Konvertible Marks banknote Bosnian-Croatian (holographic thread)
This 10 convertible maraka banknote from the Bosnian-Croatian side of Bosnia-Herzegovina features the 20th century Bosnian poet Mehmedalija ‘Mak’ Dizdar on the front, and a Stećak Radimlja (medieval tombstone) fragment on the reverse. Compared to the previous version of the KM10 note, this type has a holographic security thread.You get: £3.020201 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
10 Konvertible Marks banknote Bosnian-Croatian (2008 version)
The 2008 version of the 10 Bosnia-Herzegovina convertible mark banknote from the Bosnian-Croatian part of the state shows the Bosnian poet Mehmedalija ‘Mak’ Dizdar on on the obverse side. On the reverse side of the 10KM bill is a fragment of a medieval tombstone known as ‘Stećak Radimlja’.You get: £3.020201 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
10 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (holographic thread)
This 10 convertible maraka Republika Srpska banknote from the Serbian side of Bosnia Herzegovina features the Yugoslav poet Aleksa Šantić on the front, and a loaf of bread on the reverse. The KM10 bill has a holographic security thread.You get: £3.020201 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
10 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (2008 version)
The 10 Republika Srpska convertible mark banknote from Bosnia Herzegovina shows the Yugolsav poet Aleksa Šantić on one side, and a loaf of bread on the back. The 2008 version has a simple metallic security thread.You get: £3.020201 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
20 Konvertible Marks banknote Bosnian-Croatian (holographic thread)
The 20 Bosnia-Herzegovina convertible mark banknote from the Bosnian-Croatian part of the former Yugoslavian country shows the poet Antun Branko Šimić on the front side. On the back side of the KM20 bill is a fragment of one of the medieval tombstones known as Stećak Radimlja. This KM20 note has advanced security features including a … ContinuedYou get: £6.040401 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
20 Konvertible Marks banknote Bosnian-Croatian (2008 version)
This 20 convertible maraka banknote from 2008 features the poet Antun Branko Šimić on the front, and one of the Stećak Radimlja (medieval tombstone) fragment son the reverse. This is the Bosnian-Croatian version, where the text in Western characters is above the characters in Cyrillic script.You get: £6.040401 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
20 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (holographic thread)
The 20 Republika Srpska convertible mark banknote from the ex-Yugoslavian country of Bosnia-Herzegovina shows the Bosnian Serb poet Filip Višnjić on one side, and a gusle on the back. This sis a single-stringed instrument used in the recital of poetry, and Višnjić was an acclaimed guslar. The 20 maraka note has a metallic security thread.You get: £6.040401 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
20 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (2008 version)
This 20 convertible maraka bill, dated 2008, from the Republika Srpska in Bosnia Herzegovina features the Bosnian Serb poet Filip Višnjić on the front. Omn the reverse is the gusle, an instrument often used when reciting epic poetry.You get: £6.040401 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
50 Konvertible Marks banknote Bosnian-Croatian (holographic thread)
This 50 convertible maraka banknote features the Bosniak Muslim poet Musa Ćazim Ćatić on the front, and a fragment from Zgošća Stećak (a medieval tombstone) on the reverse. This KM50 note from the Bosnian-Croatian side of Bosnia Herzegovina has advanced security features including a holographic security thread.You get: £15.101001 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
50 Konvertible Marks banknote Bosnian-Croatian (2007-2009 version)
The 50 Bosnia-Herzegovina convertible mark banknote shows the Bosniak Muslim poet Musa Ćazim Ćatić on one side, and a fragment of the famous medieval tombstone Zgošća Stećak on the back. The 2007-2009 version of the KM50 bill has a simple metallic security thread, as opposed to later versions where it is holographic.You get: £15.101001 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
50 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (holographic thread)
This 50 convertible maraka Republika Srpska banknote features the Bosnian Serb poet Jovan Dučić on the front, and books, reading glasses and pen on the reverse. The Cyrillic text on this banknote is above the Western text, and therefore one can identify it as the Republika Srpska version.You get: £15.101001 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
50 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (2007-2009 version)
The 50 Republika Srpska convertible mark banknote shows the Bosnian Serb poet Jovan Dučić on one side, and reading glasses, pen and books on the back. The 2007-2009 version of the KM50 note has a simple metallic security thread.You get: £15.101001 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
100 Konvertible Marks banknote Bosnian-Croatian (holographic thread)
The 100 Bosnia-Herzegovina convertible mark banknote shows the Croatian poet Nikola Šop on one side, and a fragment of the monumental medieval tombstone Zgošća Stećak on the back. The security features on the 100 marks banknote include a holographic security strip.You get: £30.202001 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
100 Konvertible Marks banknote Bosnian-Croatian (2007-2008 version)
This 100 convertible maraka banknote from the Bosnian-Croatian side of Bosnia Herzegovina features the Croatian poet Musa Ćazim Ćatić on the front, and fragment from Zgošća Stećak (a monumental medieval tombstone) on the reverse.You get: £30.202001 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
100 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (2007-2008 version)
The 100 Republika Srpska convertible mark banknote shows the Bosnian Serb politician, author, poet and playwright Petar Kočić on one side, and pen, reading glasses and books on the back.You get: £30.202001 BAM = £0.3020200000 -
100 Konvertible Marks banknote Republika Srpska (holographic thread)
This 100 convertible maraka Republika Srpska banknote features the Bosnian Serb politician, author, poet and playwright Petar Kočić on the front, and books, pen and reading glasses on the reverse. This 100 maraka bill from Bosnia Herzegovina has a holographic security thread.You get: £30.202001 BAM = £0.3020200000
