The 1992 Banka Slovenije 1000 Slovenian Tolarjev banknote is a remarkable piece of Slovenia’s monetary history. Issued by the Bank of Slovenia, this banknote features a portrait of France Prešeren, Slovenia’s most celebrated poet, on the obverse. His image is accompanied by intricate microprinting and a watermark bearing his likeness, enhancing the note’s security features.

On the reverse, the banknote showcases a passage from Prešeren’s famous poem "The Toast", symbolizing Slovenian national pride and cultural heritage. The design incorporates elegant typography and artistic elements that reflect Slovenia’s literary and artistic traditions.

This 1000 Tolarjev note was part of Slovenia’s pre-Euro currency, circulating until the country adopted the Euro in 2007. Collectors value this banknote for its historical significance, unique design, and connection to Slovenia’s cultural identity.