In 1993, the Republic of Serbian Krajina issued a definitive set of postage stamps featuring the coat of arms of the Republic. These stamps were first released on March 24, 1993, with a sheet size of 100 and a perforation of 13¼. The coat of arms design on these stamps shows a two-headed eagle with a crown and a shield, reflecting the traditional Serbian heraldry associated with the region.
The definitive issues included multiple denominations, with some varieties such as overprints and surcharges appearing later in the year, for example, an overprint issued on November 1, 1993. The stamps were printed in blue and red line drawings, with the crown shown as a line drawing to save on printing colors.
These 1993 definitive stamps are well documented and collected, with examples available in mint never hinged (MNH) condition on philatelic marketplaces. Some error varieties, such as missing numbers, are also known among collectors
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