Hallmarking of Gold Coinage in Serbia and Yugoslavia 1882-1941
Aleksandar N. Brik

Between 1882 and 1941, Kingdoms of Serbia and Yugoslavia hallmarkeda large amount of gold coinage. This somewhat peculiarpractice was regulated by law and executed by state offices usingseveral hallmarks, some of which are documented properly andpresented here for the first time. The author describes not only thedevelopment of the hallmarking practice itself, but also its historicaland ethnographic backgrounds, in particular the use of gold ducatsin the ethnic jewelry of the region. Based mainly on his formercollection, fully presented here in high-quality color photographs,this book, again for the first time, provides a full catalog of all hallmarksused in different assay offices and all hallmarked gold coinsknown to the author.

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