Rule · CBBH · 3 Jun 2016

Decision on the Issuance of 1 Convertible Mark and 50 Feninga Coins

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The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued a decision on July 31, 2014, to put 1 Convertible Mark and 50 Feninga coins into circulation. These coins, minted in 2013, possess the technical characteristics and legal tender status defined in previous regulations. All public and private entities within Bosnia and Herzegovina are legally obligated to accept these coins at their nominal value for all cash transactions and debt settlements.

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  • Decision No. 100-UVNot in RegAlert · 2012

    “in accordance with the Policy on the Production of Banknotes and Coins of the Convertible Mark, Decision No. 100-UV 107/12 dated November 1, 2012”

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