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100 Dinara Munja, Zagreb

Issuer Industrija akumulatora i baterija "Munja", Zagreb
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Type Vouchers
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Obverse description Plain light blue underprint with the Munja company logo at left — a stylised lightning-bolt vignette above the word ZAGREB in spaced capitals. To the right, letterpress text gives the denomination 100 din and the restriction clause. A serial number appears at lower right.
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Reverse description Plain pale blue stock, otherwise blank save for a round violet ink stamp at centre bearing the issuer's full corporate name and address, accompanied by a handwritten authorisation signature at upper right.
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This is not a state-issued banknote but a factory token note — an emergency wage coupon issued by the Munja ("Lightning") battery and accumulator manufacturer in Zagreb. Such internal currency was used by Yugoslav industrial enterprises during periods when the official banking system could not guarantee timely cash payrolls, a recurring problem during the economic disruptions of the early-to-mid 20th century.

The issuer's name doubles as the note's popular designation, which is unusual enough to make attribution straightforward even without state markings. Munja was one of the more significant industrial operations in interwar Zagreb.

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