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1000 Socijalnih Dinara CASNO, Cetinje
| Issuer | CASNO (Crnogorski Antifašistički Savjet Narodnog Oslobođenja), Federal Montenegro |
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| Year | 1945 |
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| Printer | Štamparija CASNO |
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| Obverse description | Orange and brown letterpress voucher with decorative corner medallions bearing the numeral 1000 within radiating sunburst frames and wheat-ear borders. A large red five-pointed star occupies the upper left, beside the Cyrillic title inscription and bold denomination text. To the right, a vignette shows a figure on horseback; two manuscript signature lines appear below, with serial number boxes at foot centre. |
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| Obverse lettering | 1000 1000 ФЕДЕРАЛНА ЦРНА ГОРА У ДЕМОКРАТСКОЈ ФЕДЕРАТИВНОЈ ЈУГОСЛАВИЈИ Е. febр. 45 СОЦИЈАЛНИХ ХИЉАДУ ДИНАРА Повјереник за Социјалну политику Претсједник ЦАСНО Повјереник за Народно здравље ЦЕТИЊЕ, 1. фебруара 1945 год. С. Бр. 1000 1000 А. Лукатељи Штампарија ЦАСНО |
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CASNO — the Montenegrin Anti-Fascist Council of National Liberation — issued this note during the chaotic final weeks of the Yugoslav partisan consolidation, when Cetinje had only recently been liberated and no formal central banking infrastructure existed. The Štamparija CASNO was a field printing operation, not a commercial printer, which explains the rudimentary production quality endemic to this entire series. These were instruments of administrative necessity, used to pay fighters and suppliers before Tito's new Yugoslav dinar could be properly introduced and distributed across Montenegro.
The series is rarely found in any condition. Most notes circulated briefly and heavily before being withdrawn and demonetized once the Democratic Federal Yugoslavia imposed monetary unification in 1945.