1992 Slovenia 10 Tolarjev Banknote

Obverse: Features a portrait of Primož Trubar (1508–1586), the Protestant reformer and author of the first Slovene language printed book. A feather quill, symbolizing Trubar’s contribution to Slovenian literature, is depicted beside him. The word "Abecedarium," referring to one of his works, is prominently displayed near the top. The denomination "10" appears in large text on the left side in red.
Obverse lettering: ABECEDARIJ, DESERT TOLARJEV, BANKA SLOVENIJE, PRIMOŽ TRUBAR 1508-1586, 10
Reverse: Depicts a detailed illustration of Ursuline Church (Cerkev sv. Trojice) in Ljubljana. An excerpt from Trubar's New Testament translation is printed above. The serial number "TS396933" is in red on the left.
Reverse lettering: TA DRVGI DEIL TIGA NOVIGA TESTAMENTA, DESERT TOLARJEV, TS396933, BANKA SLOVENIJE, LJUBLJANA 15. JANUAR 1992
Size: ±120 x 60 mm
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