This is 65438+ million dinars issued by Croatia in 1993. On the front of the banknote is the Croatian mathematician, astronomer and physicist Ruder Boskovic. The background pattern on the upper right is Boskovich's main work-geometric calculation diagram. On the back of the banknote is the sculpture "Croatian Mother" located in front of the Law School Building of Zagreb University in Croatia.

In the 1990s, from Yugoslavia to Croatia after the disintegration and independence, the dinar became worthless. Later, at 1994, the Croatian government changed the new currency-Kuna, and the dinar withdrew from circulation. So your 65438+ ten thousand dinars can't be converted into RMB. However, it is collectible, and the brand-new one is worth about 2 yuan in the coin trading market.