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1 Kuna Blood collection action, Croatian Red Cross
| Issuer | Hrvatski Crveni Križ (Croatian Red Cross) |
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| Year | 2005 |
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| Value | 1 Kuna 1 HRK = EUR 0.13 |
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| Obverse description | Grey-toned voucher with the Croatian Red Cross circular emblem at left and a cartoon vignette at right showing two children exchanging a kiss, with hearts above. The denomination '1 kuna' is printed in bold at centre. The campaign inscription and serial number appear along the lower margin in a dark banner. |
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| Obverse lettering | u službi humanosti od 1878 HRVATSKI CRVENI KRIŽ 1 kuna SABIRNA AKCIJA "SOLIDARNOST NA DJELU 2005." No 241136 |
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The Croatian Red Cross has issued commemorative "kuna" notes periodically as donation receipts and campaign tokens — this 2005 piece tied to a blood collection drive falls into that category. These are not legal tender and were never intended for circulation; they function as a printed acknowledgment of donation, a format the Croatian Red Cross used across multiple campaigns in the kuna era.
Collector interest is modest but consistent, mostly from thematic collectors focused on Red Cross ephemera or Croatian notaphily. The paper composition and limited print runs make condition variation common.