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| 正面描述 | Letterpress-printed voucher on orange-red underprint with a dot-matrix guilloche ground. Issuer legends in dark red occupy the upper left, with a square vignette of the company logo at lower left. A large circle at right bears the denomination numeral and currency unit in white letterpress. A serial number appears at centre bottom. |
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| 背面描述 | Reverse is unprinted, showing only the plain paper stock with faint bleed-through of the obverse red printing. |
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Energoinvest was one of Yugoslavia's largest industrial conglomerates, a Sarajevo-based holding with divisions spanning electrical engineering, construction, and energy infrastructure. During the hyperinflationary collapse of the Yugoslav dinar in the early 1990s, some enterprises issued internal bon — quasi-currency vouchers — to pay workers when official banknotes either lost value faster than they could be printed or simply weren't available in usable quantities. This note originates from RO Rasklopna Oprema, the switchgear manufacturing division.
These factory-issued instruments occupy a genuinely awkward category: not recognized legal tender, not scrip in the classic company-town sense, but emergency wage tokens born from monetary disintegration.