Posted 02/11/2013 5:02 pm
They're denominated in "DEM" - Deutsche marks, the pre-euro currency of Germany which was unofficially used in Bosnia from 1992 to 1998 because the Bosnian dinar had been rendered worthless by wartime inflation. In 1998 the mark became the official currency of Bosnia and remains so to this day, though the Bosnian mark has the code BAM rather than DEM.
As for classification of these Travnik notes, I would call them "modern notgeld", issued by a local bank. I doubt they would be listed in the regular banknote catalogues.
As for classification of these Travnik notes, I would call them "modern notgeld", issued by a local bank. I doubt they would be listed in the regular banknote catalogues.
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