Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992-1995), Bosnia and Herzegovina (1995-present)
Country in the Balkans (1992-present)
Location: Balkans
Capital City: Sarajevo
Government type: Republic (1992-1995), Directorial Republic with International Supervision (1995-present)
Main languages: Serbo-Croatian
Main religions: Catholic Christianity, Orthodox Christianity, Sunni Islam
Chronology
1992: Bosnia and Herzegovina declares independence from Yugoslavia
1992-1995: Bosnian war
1995: Dayton Agreement ends Bosnian war, reincorporates separatist polities, and reforms state into its current form
Currency
First Dinar (1992-1994)
1 Dinar = 100 Para
Second Dinar (1994-1998)
1 Dinar = 100 Para
Convertible Mark (1998-present)
1 Mark = 100 Fening
Coins from Bosnia and Herzegovina in the collection
Directorial Republic (1995-present)
•5 Fening, 2005 (nickel-plated steel, Llantrisant Mint, KM#121)
•10 Fening, 1998 (copper-plated steel, Llantrisant Mint, KM#115)
•10 Fening, 2007 (copper-plated steel, Llantrisant Mint, KM#115)
•50 Fening, 1998 (copper-plated steel, Llantrisant Mint, KM#117)
•1 Mark, 2000 (nickel-plated steel, Llantrisant Mint, KM#118)
•1 Mark, 2002 (nickel-plated steel, Llantrisant Mint, KM#118)
Banknotes from Bosnia and Herzegovina in the collection
Republic (1992-1995)
•100 Dinar, 1992 (P#13)
Directorial Republic (1995-present)
•1 Mark, 1998 (P#59) Federation BiH
Note: Banknotes in Bosnia and Herzegovina have, since 1995, have been issued in two different series, one for each of the two constituent parts of the country, the Bosniak-Croat Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and the Serbian Republika Srpska. The notes have the same value and are interchangable, they just have different designs.