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1000 Dubrovačkih Dinara Dubrovnik
| Issuer | Gabris Banknote (private issue) |
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| Year | 2019 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse lettering | 1000 1000 TISUĆU DUBROVAČKIH DINARA DUBROVNIK, 6. SRPNJA 2019 DIZAJNER 1000 1000 SOUVENIR NOTE - SPECIMEN - NON NEGOTIABLE - PRIVAT ESSAY NOTE GABRISBANKNOTE |
| Reverse description | A large central vignette presents a detailed panoramic view of Dubrovnik's old harbour and walled city. The crowned coat of arms of the Republic of Ragusa appears at upper left, with the serial number across the upper field. A multicolour geometric guilloche border surrounds the design, with trilingual inscriptions identifying the Republic at the foot. |
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Matej Gabris is a Slovak designer and printer who produces privately issued "fantasy" banknotes — legal curiosities with no monetary backing, issued as collectibles rather than currency. This Dubrovnik piece is part of that output: a private art object dressed in the conventions of official paper money, with a watermark included for effect rather than for any anti-counterfeiting obligation.
The denomination references the Yugoslav dinar and the historical name "Dubrovačka Republika," neither of which has any current legal meaning. Collectors acquire these primarily as novelties or display pieces.