Banknotes of the Slovak koruna (1939-45)

In 1939, Czechoslovak notes for 100, 500 and 1000 korún of Czechoslovak koruna were issued with SLOVENSKÝ ŠTÁT overprinting stambs for use in the Slovak Republic. That year also were introduced first banknotes of Slovak koruna, 10 and 20 koruna notes by the government.

Denomination	Image	Obverse	Reverse	Date of issue	Replaced by Kčs
5 korún 122 × 59 mm		10-year-old girl Hanička Ištvanikova	Motives of Slovak nature	15 February 1945	31 October 1945
10 korún 142 × 72 mm		Catholic priest Andrej Hlinka	Young girl, Value	23 October 1939	31 October 1945
10 korún 131 × 62 mm		Linguist Ľudovít Štúr	Slovak manufacture products	26 October 1944	31 October 1945
20 korún 153 × 76 mm		Catholic priest Andrej Hlinka	Tomb of Milan Rastislav Štefánik on the Bradlo Hill	9 December 1939	31 October 1945
20 korún 139 × 67 mm		Poet and translator Ján Hollý	Slovak dining utensils	25 September 1943	31 October 1945
50 korún 127 × 67 mm		Children with Slovak Kroje	Orava Castle	18 December 1940	31 October 1945
100 korún 127 × 73 mm		Prince Pribina	Slavic inhibitant	1 September 1941	31 October 1945
500 korún 175 × 85 mm		National highwayman, Juraj Jánošík	Tatra Mountains	26 October 1944	31 October 1945
1000 korún 192 × 90 mm		Svatopluk I of Great Moravia	Coat of arms of Slovakia	17 August 1942	31 October 1945
5000 korún 203 × 96 mm		Mojmir I of Moravia	Coat of arms of Slovakia	Only printed	Only printed

See also

• Coins of the Slovak koruna (1939–45)