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100 Liburna
| Issuer | Turistička zajednica grada Zadra (Tourist Board of the City of Zadar) |
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| Year | 2016 |
| Type | Souvenir banknote |
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| Reverse description | At left, vignettes of Zadar's Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun solar-panel installation; at centre, the emblem of the Basketball Hall of Fame accompanied by basketball motifs; at right, the coat of arms of the City of Zadar. The design commemorates the 20th anniversary of Ćosić's Hall of Fame induction and the 125th anniversary of basketball. |
| Reverse lettering | 100 LIBURNA REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA TURISTIČKA ZAJEDNICA GRADA ZADRA Krešimir Ćosić Dvadeset godina u Kući Slavnih 1996-2016 125th ANNIVERSARY OF BASKETBALL BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME 1891-2016 (Translation: 100 LIBURNA Republic of Croatia Tourist Community of the City of Zadar Kresimir Cosic 20 years in the Hall of Fame 1996-2016 125th ANNIVERSARY OF BASKETBALL BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME 1891-2016) |
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The liburna is a local complementary currency introduced by Zadar's tourist board — not legal tender, but accepted by participating merchants in the city as a way to stimulate spending within the local economy during the tourist season. These schemes have proliferated across Croatian coastal towns, each minting their own scrip tied to regional identity rather than any banking authority.
Jakuš handling both design and engraving is worth noting. That degree of single-author control over a piece of printed scrip is unusual and gives the note a coherence rarely seen in municipally commissioned work.