Banknotes
Obverse: Portrait of the Croatian Duke Frano Krsto Frankopan (1643-1671) and the Croatian Ban, Petar Zrinski (1621-1671).
Reverse: Keep of Varazdin Castle (12th-16th century), groundplan of Castle.
Obverse: Portrait of Juraj Dobrila (1812-1882), Bishop of Porec and Trieste.
Reverse: Motif of the Arena in Pula and a ground plan of the little city of Motovun in Istria.
Obverse: Portrait of the Croatian Ban Josip Jelacic (1801 - 1859).
Reverse: Motif of the castle of Count Eltz in Vukovar and the motif of the dove of Vucedol, a ceramic cult vessel in the form of a bird.
Obverse: Portrait of Ivan Gundulic (1589-1638), prince of the Dubrovnik Republic, and the greatest poet of Croatian Renaissance literature.
Reverse: Motif of the old centre of the city of Dubrovnik, and at the bottom the front elevation of the Prince's Palace, a building of the 15th century.
Obverse: Portrait of Ivan Mazuranic (1814-1890), Croatian Ban and poet, fragment of the Baska Inscription, from the Convent of St Lucy in Baska on the island of Krk.
Reverse: Motif of the church of St. Vid in Rijeka and a ground plan of the church of St. Vid.
Obverse: Portrait of Stjepan Radic (1871-1928), Croatian politician who standing out against Greater Serbian hegemonism became the victim of an assassination in the National Assembly in 1928.
Reverse: Motif of the building of the general headquarters in Osijek, a building of 1926, and t,he ground plan of the old fortress in Osijek.
Obverse: Portrait of Marko Marulic (1450-1524), writer and humanist, the father of Croatian literature.
Reverse: Motif of Diocletian's Palace, Split, a late Roman building, and the figure of a Croatian ruler from the 11th century.
Obverse: Portrait of Ante Starcevic (1823-1896), the foremost advocate of his time for the idea of the Croatian nation.
Reverse: Motif of the monument to the first Croatian king, Tomislav (925), and a motif of the front elevation of Zagreb cathedral, founded 1217.
Croatian National Bank
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