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2000 Hrvatskih Dinara Litokarton, Osijek

Issuer Grafičko Poduzeće Litokarton d.d., Osijek
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Value 1000 Dinars (1000 Dinara) (1000 HRD)
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Obverse description Light blue guilloche underprint on white paper. The issuing company logo and name appear at upper left, with serial number and series letter at upper right. The meal voucher title BON ZA TOPLI OBROK is printed centrally in bold letterpress, with the face value in large numerals below. A manuscript signature of the company director appears at lower right.
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Reverse description Plain white reverse bearing a circular red ink validation stamp of G.P. Litokarton d.o.o., Osijek, applied at left of centre. The stamp reads around its circumference and contains the company abbreviation LITO at centre.
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Not a state-issued note but a privately printed scrip, produced by the Osijek printing firm Litokarton during the severe cash shortages of the early Yugoslav dissolution period. Local enterprises, municipalities, and cooperatives across Croatia issued emergency vouchers like this one when federally minted coins and small-denomination banknotes simply stopped flowing into regional markets — a phenomenon documented across multiple Croatian towns in 1991–1992.

Litokarton printing their own scrip is the detail worth noting: the issuer and the printer are the same entity, making this essentially a firm voucher rather than a civic or banking instrument. Vladimir Velki's signature appears as the authorizing officer.

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