100 Dinara Tipografija, Đakovo

Grafičko Poduzeće Tipografija in Đakovo was a regional print shop, not a currency printer — its involvement in producing circulating notes points almost certainly to a local emergency issue, the kind of improvised scrip that appeared in Yugoslavia during periods of acute cash shortage, occupation, or immediate postwar dislocation. Đakovo is a small Slavonian town, and any note carrying this imprint was almost certainly intended for purely local use, with severely limited geographic reach.

Without a confirmed date, pinning this to a specific crisis is speculative. But no established monetary authority contracted provincial typography firms under normal conditions.