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10 Filira

Uitgever Gradska Blagajna Zagreb (City Treasury of Zagreb)
Jaar 1919
Type Local banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Blue guilloche underprint with wavy-line patterns on white paper, overprinted in brown letterpress. The denomination numeral '10' appears in ornate frames at left and right, flanked by vertical floral border strips. The issuer inscription 'SLOB. I KR. GLAVNI GRAD ZAGREB' is set across the upper portion in bold display type, with the central text block stating the payment obligation of the city treasury, the denomination 'FILIRA 10 FILIRA', the date 'ZAGREB, 14. LIPNJA 1919', and the title 'GR. NAČELNIK' above a manuscript facsimile signature.
Opschrift voorzijde SLOB. I KR. GLAVNI GRAD ZAGREB
GRADSKA BLAGAJNA ISPLAĆUJE NA OVU NOVČANICU U ZAKONITOJ KRUNSKOJ VRIJEDNOSTI.
FILIRA 10 FILIRA
ZAGREB, 14. LIPNJA 1919
GR. NAČELNIK
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Zagreb's City Treasury issued emergency fractional notes in 1919 to address a severe shortage of small change that plagued the newly proclaimed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes in its first chaotic months. Central monetary authority was still being assembled, and municipalities across the former Austro-Hungarian territories filled the gap themselves. Zagreb was among the more organized issuers — the Gradska Blagajna operated with at least nominal administrative structure, unlike some purely ad hoc local efforts.

These notgeld-style pieces circulated alongside Habsburg-era coinage still in use, and their redemption was never guaranteed once the National Bank of the Kingdom established proper fractional currency.