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16 Kuna - Ivan Čehok Mayor's Election Campaign Note
| Issuer | Croatia |
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| Year | 2009 |
| Type | Fantasy banknote |
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| Reverse description | Dark green guilloche-patterned border frames a central rectangular vignette with a full-colour image of Ivan Čehok posing before a skyline of Varaždin. Two large circular rosette panels at left and right carry the ballot list numbers "1" and "5" with curved inscriptions. The electoral slogans appear across the centre panel. |
| Reverse lettering | LISTA 1 ZA GRADONAČELNIKA gradonačelnik za Varaždin LISTA 5 ZA GRADSKO VIJEĆE |
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Ivan Čehok, mayor of Varaždin, distributed these novelty notes during his 2009 re-election campaign. The denomination — 16 Kuna — referenced his candidate number on the ballot, a fairly direct piece of political branding that sidestepped any confusion with genuine currency by design.
Not legal tender at any point. Printed on plain paper, not the cotton-linen substrate used by the Croatian National Bank for circulating Kuna notes.