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| 正面描述 | Blue guilloche border frames two circular vignettes: at left, a bearded saint in an orange roundel; at right, a crowned medieval king in an orange roundel. The Serbian double-headed eagle coat of arms on a purple cross-shaped underprint occupies the centre. Cyrillic inscriptions appear in the upper and lower blue panels, with denomination numeral "1" at each corner. |
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| 背面铭文 | 1 1 РЕПУБЛИКА СРБИЈА СРПСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА ЈЕДНА СРБИЈАНКА БЕОГРАД 1. АВГУСТА 1991 ФАЛСИФИКОВАЊЕ СЕ КАЖЊАВА ПО ЗАКОНУ РС - 2011960 СРБИЈАНКА 1 1 Р. ШТЕКОВИЋ • ПРОДУКЦИЈА РАИНА • ШТАМПА РУЈНО УЖИЦЕ |
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The "Srbijanka" nickname for this note emerged almost immediately after issue — a public shorthand that acknowledged, with some irony, that the Yugoslav federation was by 1991 essentially a Serbian fiscal operation. The note was printed by Štampa Rujno in Užice, a Serbian printing house pressed into currency production as the federal system began fragmenting and the National Bank of Yugoslavia scrambled to meet demand during accelerating hyperinflation.
Užice-printed notes from this period often show inconsistent ink saturation across the run — a quality control problem endemic to the facility under crisis-production conditions.