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| 正面铭文 | ЕДНА МАКЕДОНКА АЛЕКСАНДАР МАКЕДОНСКИ 356-323 РЕПУБЛИКА МАКЕДОНИЈА СОЛУН (Translation: One Makedonki, Alexander the Great 356-323 BC Republic of Macedonia, Thessaloniki) |
| 背面描述 | Printed in brown and yellow, the reverse carries a large central vignette reproducing a detailed decorative tapestry or fresco composition with figurative and floral motifs across the full field. The issuer title 'РЕПУБЛИКА МАКЕДОНИЈА' runs along the top, with date and disclaimer text along the lower margin in Cyrillic script. |
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Macedonia's 1991 independence from Yugoslavia required an immediate transitional currency before the denar could be formally established. The makedonka series — issued by Infopress Skopje rather than a conventional central bank — was a stopgap, circulating briefly before the National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia assumed monetary authority. The choice of BA International in Ottawa was practical: Canadian Bank Note and its associated firms had long served new and transitional states needing secure printing on short notice and without political entanglement.
The makedonka lasted less than two years in circulation. Collectors should note that the Infopress attribution makes this one of the very few modern European circulating notes issued by a printing and publishing house rather than a state bank or finance ministry.