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20 Dinara Savet za promet robom vlade FNRJ
| Issuer | Savet za promet robom vlade FNRJ (Council for Commodity Trade of the FPRY Government) |
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| Year | 1951 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Pink on white paper. Issuer's title in Latin script across the top. Left half carries the denomination in large bold letterpress text reading BON ZA OTKUP NA DVADESET DINARA, with the year 1951 god. below. Right half bears the numeral 20 within an elaborate starburst guilloche rosette. Border formed by a fine ornamental frame. Anti-counterfeiting warning at lower right. |
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| Reverse description | Blank, unprinted. |
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The Council for Commodity Trade of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia was a short-lived administrative body operating within the early Titoist economic apparatus, and its authority to issue scrip-like instruments reflects the fractured, experimentally centralized nature of Yugoslav commerce in the immediate postwar years. These notes functioned less as conventional currency than as internal trade certificates, circulating within specific commodity distribution channels rather than the open market.
The issuer dissolved before the notes saw wide use, which partly accounts for their scarcity today.