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20 Litres Gasoline Coupon
| Issuer | Republika Srpska Krajina |
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| Year | 1992 |
| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Lilac-tinted coupon printed in violet with a central guilloche underprint in pink-red. The denomination numeral '20' is set at centre, flanked by 'БЕНЗИН / BENZIN' at left and 'ЛИТАРА / LITARA' at right; the issuer 'РЕПУБЛИКА СРПСКА КРАЈИНА / REPUBLIKA SRPSKA KRAJINA' appears at lower left and right. Month and year 'ЈУЛ 1992 JUL' at top are overstamped with 'АВГУСТ / AUGUST' in Cyrillic and Latin script. |
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| Obverse lettering | ЈУЛСТ 1992 JUL АВГУСТ / AUGUST (overstamp) БОН – BON БЕНЗИН BENZIN 20 ЛИТАРА LITARA РЕПУБЛИКА СРПСКА КРАЈИНА REPUBLIKA SRPSKA KRAJINA 0010371 |
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The Republika Srpska Krajina was a self-declared Serb entity in Croatian territory, unrecognized internationally and operating under severe economic blockade from 1991 onward. Fuel was among the most tightly controlled commodities — Yugoslav federal supply lines were cut, and the RSK had no independent refining capacity. Coupon-based rationing of gasoline emerged as a practical administrative response, not a monetary experiment.
These coupons circulated alongside increasingly worthless Yugoslav dinars during a period of hyperinflation that made price-denominated fuel sales functionally meaningless. The coupon effectively decoupled fuel access from currency valuation entirely.