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10 Litres diesel fuel coupon
| Issuer | Republic of Serbia |
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| Year | 2001 |
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| Value | 10 Litres diesel fuel |
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| Obverse description | Plain light cream ground enclosed by a continuous geometric border of interlocking diamond-pattern guilloche running the full perimeter. The issuing authority is inscribed in the upper left in Cyrillic and in the upper right in Latin script, both followed by the occasion text "ПРОЛЕЋНА CETBA / PROLEĆNA SETVA 2001. ГОДИНЕ / GODINE". The large central text "БОН - BON" appears in bold teal letterpress, with the numeral "10" flanked by the fuel designation "ДИЗЕЛ ЛИТАРА" in Cyrillic to the left and "DIZEL LITARA" in Latin to the right; a seven-digit serial number in red is printed below. |
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| Reverse description | Reverse entirely unprinted, presenting a plain white surface with no text, vignette, or ornamental elements. |
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Serbia introduced rationed fuel coupons in 2001 as the country began dismantling the economic controls and black-market infrastructure that had built up through a decade of sanctions and the Milošević years. These coupons were a transitional administrative tool, not a monetary instrument — they carried no denomination in currency and could not be redeemed for change.
Paper fuel coupons of this type were notoriously easy to counterfeit, and informal trading in them was widespread almost immediately after issue.