Vorderseite: Porträt des bosnischen Poeten und Gusla-Spielers Filip Višnjić.
Rückseite: Eine Gusla, ein vor allem im gebirgigen Gebiet des Balkans traditionell gespielte Kniegeige.

Front side: Portrait of the Bosnian poet and gusle player Filip Višnjić.
Back side: A gusle, a traditional musical instrument played in the mountains of the Balcan region.

B227a

Dated 2012.
Signature of Kemal Kozarić (as GUVERNER). Sculpture and electrotype 20 as watermark. Solid security thread with demetalized text. Additional windowed 4-mm wide MOTION security thread on the front side. 10-mm wide iridescent stripe on the back side. Diamond as registration device. Omron ringsElement to recognize banknotes by scanners, printers and copy machines. on both sides. Two horizontal black 8-digit serial numbers with a single letter prefix and digits of the same size on the front side.

B227b

Dated 2019.
Signature of Senad Softić (as GUVERNER). Sculpture and electrotype 20 as watermark. Solid security thread with demetalized text. Additional windowed 4-mm wide MOTION security thread on the front side. 10-mm wide iridescent stripe on the back side. Diamond as registration device. Omron ringsElement to recognize banknotes by scanners, printers and copy machines. on both sides. Two horizontal black 8-digit serial numbers with a single letter prefix and digits of the same size on the front side.

Remarks

Serbian versions, introduced on 1. June 2012.
Please refer to B226 for the corresponding Croat-Bosniac versions, which have the Latin text printed above the Cyrillic text.

The bold text at the beginning of the description of every variety indicates those elements, which are necessary to identify the correct variety (if any) without any doubt. The date or the remark Not dated is always given.
[Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (P-83); Banknote Book (B227)]