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Purchase of withdrawn Croatian kuna

The Croatian kuna was the official currency of Croatia before the adoption of the euro, it was introduced on May 30, 1994, replacing the Croatian dinar and then replaced by the euro on January 1, 2023. Kuna banknotes were available in denominations: 10 kuna, 20 kuna, 50 kuna, 100 kuna, 200 kuna, 500 kuna, 1000 kuna. After the introduction of the euro, the kuna could be exchanged for euro in commercial banks and also at the Croatian National Bank for a certain period. The name of the currency comes from the word kuna, which means a small mammal from the mustelid family, whose fur was used as a unit of value in medieval Croatia.

The StareBanknoty.pl service offers the purchase of withdrawn Croatian kuna banknotes at the price shown in the table - for larger quantities of banknotes, the wholesale price applies.

HURT
Nazwa Kupno Sprzedaż
HRK HRK
Croatian Kuna 		0.3822 0.5005
DETAL
Nazwa Kupno Sprzedaż
HRK HRK
Croatian Kuna 		0.3198 0.5005
1000 Croatian kuna obverse
1000 Croatian kuna reverse
500 Croatian kuna obverse
500 Croatian kuna reverse
200 Croatian kuna obverse
200 Croatian kuna reverse
The Croatian National Bank began issuing the 200 Croatian kuna banknote in 1993. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2010. The two-hundred kuna banknote features a portrait of the Croatian politician Stjepan Radić.
100 Croatian kuna obverse
100 Croatian kuna reverse
The Croatian National Bank began issuing the 100 Croatian kuna banknote in 1993. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2010. The one-hundred kuna banknote features an image of the Croatian poet Ivan Mažuranić.
50 Croatian kuna obverse
50 Croatian kuna reverse
The Croatian National Bank began issuing the 50 Croatian kuna banknote in 1993. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2010. The fifty kuna banknote features the Croatian poet Ivan Gundulić.
20 Croatian kuna obverse
20 Croatian kuna reverse
The 20 Croatian kuna banknote is part of the withdrawn series of Croatian kuna banknotes. The Croatian National Bank began issuing the 20 Croatian kuna banknote in 1993. It was withdrawn from circulation in 1996.
10 Croatian kuna obverse
10 Croatian kuna reverse
The Croatian National Bank began issuing the 10 Croatian kuna banknote in 1995. It was withdrawn from circulation in 2007. The 10 kuna banknote features Juraj Dobrila, a Croatian Catholic bishop.