ZLATNIK KRALJA ALEKSANDRA I KARAĐORĐEVIĆA. (Bosnian)

The 20-dinar golden coin bearing the image of King Aleksandar I Karađorđević was minted at the Paris Mint in 1927. Although it was declared as legal tender, it was not released into circulation in the usual way and it could only be purchased at the National Bank at the value of other golden coins. According to a report from the National Bank from 1926 and many catalogues, one million golden coins were minted, as was planned, but a catalogue by D. Jovanović from 1970 states that significantly fewer coins were minted. The coins are imprinted with the year 1925; their structure is 900% gold and 100% copper, and each weighs 6.45161g, with a diameter of 21mm. They were withdrawn from circulation as of 28.6.1931. INSETS: Krezov zlatnik - Adamova kovanica;Najsigurniji zlatnik na svetu;Najveći zlatnik. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Zlatnik od 20 dinara sa likom kralja Aleksandra I Karađorđevića iskovan je u državnoj Pariskoj kovnici 1927. godine. Iako je propisano da bude zakonsko sredstvo plaćanja nije pušten u opticaj na uobičajen način već se jedino mogao kupiti u Narodnoj banci za vrednost drugog zlatnog novca. Prema izveštaju Narodne banke iz 1926. godine i u brojnim katalozima navodi se da je iskovano milion komada zlatnika, tačno koliko je i planirano, dok se u katalogu D. Jovanovića iz 1970. nalazi podatak da je iskovano mnogo manje. Zlatnik ima utisnutu 1925. godinu, sastav mu je 900% zlata i 100% bakra, težak je 6,45161 gr, i sa prečnikom od 21mm. Povučen je iz opticaja 28.6.1931. godine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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