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| 正面描述 | White paper bon printed in red. Two circular guilloche vignettes bearing the numeral '100' flank the upper-left text block. Issuer name in bold Latin script at top left, denomination 'BON' in large bold letters at lower right. |
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| 正面铭文 | »KOZARA« - NOVSKA Poduzeće metalnih proizvoda 100 100 dinara BON |
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Kozara was an industrial enterprise in Novska, a town in the Slavonia region of Croatia, producing metal goods during a period when Yugoslavia's fragmented wartime and postwar economy generated a sprawling variety of factory-issued scrip and local emergency currency. Notes of this type were issued by individual firms rather than banks, used to pay workers when central monetary supply was unreliable or insufficient — effectively internal wage tokens redeemable at company stores or local cooperatives.
Firm-issued dinara scrip from Yugoslav industrial enterprises is sparsely documented, and individual issuers like Kozara rarely appear in mainstream catalogues.