Identification help requested.

[RI AL]

Hello everyone and Happy Holidays!!

 

I know everyone is busy but I took a break and started leafing through the Yugoslavia paper money I collected while my wife and I were living in Belgrade from 1979-1981. This is really the first time I have opened the box where I had stuffed everything.

 

Anyway, with my new Standard Catalogs of World Paper Money, I began the hunt to see if I had anything of interest. I came up very pleased with some of the stuff but ran into 4 pieces that I can not find in the catalogs. I believe they are all from Yugoslavia, (or countries that once made up Yugoslavia) but I don't see them listed anywhere.

 

May I ask for some help in identifying and if possible, evaluating these notes. I hope the scans are clear, but if not, I will try again.

 

Thanks so much, and again...Happy Holidays.

 

RI AL

 

[lettow]

The top and bottom item are bonds from Serbia from WWII. That is all I can tell you about them.

 

The 5 lira is a WWII issue for slovenia. I believe it was issued by communist partisans.

 

The other small one is a local from the city of Ljubjana after WWI.

 

SInce they are not currency, the bonds are not in the Pick Catalog. The partisan note and the local are too specialized to be listed in Pick. The partisan note is listed in WWII Remembered by Schwan/Boling but I don't have my copy with me to tell you any more about it.

[RI AL]

THANK YOU!!! Your help is very much appreciated!!

 

RI Al

[michael]

and i might add with proscribed interest rate

 

these notes are basically worth wallpaper status

 

and wallpaper is worth more

[RI AL]

Hey. They might be just the right thing for that wall corner in the bathroom where the dampness accumulates. They are interesting...besides being potential wallpaper.

 

Thanks.

 

RI AL.