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20 Dinara Putnik
| Issuer | Putnik - Preduzeće za Saobraćaj Putnika i Turista u FNRJ |
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| Year | 1951 |
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| Currency | Federation Dinar (1944-1965) |
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| Obverse description | Brown letterpress on cream paper with a guilloche border framing the entire note. At upper left, the Putnik shield vignette above the issuer name in bold Latin script; at right, the numeral 20 set within an ornate guilloche rosette. The anti-counterfeiting warning appears below the rosette. |
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| Reverse description | Completely blank, printed on plain cream paper with no design, text, or security elements. |
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Putnik was the state travel agency of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia — a monopoly operator controlling domestic and international passenger transport throughout the early postwar decades. These small-denomination vouchers were issued as internal scrip rather than legal tender, used within the Putnik system to facilitate ticketing, deposits, or service prepayments in an economy where hard currency movement was tightly controlled.
The FNRJ designation pins this precisely to the constitutional period between 1946 and 1963, before Yugoslavia was redesignated as the SFRY.