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100 Dinara Auto-moto Savez Jugoslavije
| Issuer | Auto-moto savez Jugoslavije (AMSJ) |
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| Year | 1980 |
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| Currency | Hard dinar (1966-1989) |
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| Obverse description | Light green coupon with blue border and guilloche underprint. The AMSJ circular emblem with five-pointed star appears at upper left, with the denomination 100 in large numerals at centre. Quadrilingual inscriptions for petrol purchase appear below, with a red serial number at lower left and a seller's seal box at right. |
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| Obverse lettering | AMS JUGOSLAVIJA AUTO-MOTO SAVEZ JUGOSLAVIJE BON SERIJA B/80 za benzin - for petrol - pour l'essence - für Benzin u vrednosti od in value of en valeur de im werte von 100 DINARA GENERALNI SEKRETAR AMSJ Pečat prodavca Seal of the Seller Cachet du vendeur Stempel der Verkaufsstelle |
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The Auto-moto savez Jugoslavije was the Yugoslav automobile and motorcycle federation, not a bank or state treasury — which makes this note a genuine curiosity. It was issued as a motorway voucher, part of a fuel coupon and road service prepayment system that operated in Yugoslavia during the late 1970s and early 1980s, when foreign visitors in particular used such instruments to pre-purchase services along the federal highway network.
These were functional scrip, not legal tender, redeemable through the AMSJ's affiliated service network. Survival rate is low — they were meant to be spent, not saved.