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100 Korun

Issuer Slovenská Národná Banka
Year 1945
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse lettering STO KORÚN SLOVENSKÝCH
SLOVENSKÁ NÁRODNÁ BANKA V BRATISLAVE
FALŠOVANIE BANKOVIEK SA TRESTÁ
Š. BEDNÁR
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Reverse lettering SLOVENSKÁ NÁRODNÁ BANKA
STO KORÚN SLOVENSKÝCH
100
HUNDERT . KS .
CTO KS . SZÁZ KS
II. Emisia
Š. BEDNÁR
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This note was printed by Giesecke & Devrient in Leipzig under German occupation-era contract arrangements, then overprinted for use by the newly reconstituted Slovenská Národná Banka as the war's end reshaped central European monetary authority. The overprint stamp is the operative detail — it converted existing printed stock into legitimate Slovak currency without requiring an entirely new production run, a practical solution under chaotic postwar logistics.

Štefan Bednár's design work for Slovak wartime issues gives this series a distinct local character unusual for notes produced abroad.

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