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1.000 Dinara
| Issuer | PUTNIK Preduzeće za Saobraćaj Putnika i Turista u FNRJ (Passenger and Tourist Traffic Company in the Federal Peoples Republic of Yugoslavia) |
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| Year | 1951 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Obverse description | Printed in brown on uncoated cream paper within a simple rectilinear border frame, the obverse carries the PUTNIK shield emblem at upper left above the issuer's name in letterpress text reading PUTNIK / PREDUZEĆE / ZA SAOBRAĆAJ / PUTNIKA I TURISTA / U FNRJ alongside the date 1951. To the right, the bold heading TURISTIČKI BON / na / HILJADU DINARA is set above the large denomination numeral 1000, with the cautionary anti-counterfeiting legend Falsifikovanje se kažnjava po zakonu at lower right. |
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| Obverse lettering | TURISTIČKI BON na HILJADU DINARA 1000 PUTNIK PREDUZEĆE ZA SAOBRAĆAJ PUTNIKA I TURISTA U FNRJ 1951 Falsifikovanje se kažnjava po zakonu |
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Putnik was the state-owned Yugoslav travel agency established to manage both domestic and foreign tourism under centralized control. This 1.000 Dinara piece is a travel voucher or internal scrip rather than a banknote in any conventional sense — issued by a commercial enterprise, not the National Bank, and valid only within Putnik's own operational framework. It circulated among travelers and tourists moving through Yugoslavia at a moment when hard currency was tightly restricted and foreign visitor spending had to be carefully channeled through state structures.
The FNRJ designation places it precisely in the 1946–1963 constitutional period, before the federation was restyled as the SFRY.