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300 Dinara Auto-moto Savez Jugoslavije
| Issuer | Auto-moto Savez Jugoslavije (AMSJ) |
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| Year | 1981 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Obverse description | Black letterpress on white paper with a fine guilloche border frame. The AMS Jugoslavije circular emblem with star appears at upper left, beside the large bold title AUTO-MOTO SAVEZ JUGOSLAVIJE. The denomination 300 is printed in large ornate numerals at centre, with the quadrilingual petrol voucher inscription above and serial number in red at lower left. A seller's stamp impression appears at right. |
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| Reverse description | Plain white paper with a thin ruled border, bearing the full terms and conditions of the voucher in four languages: Serbian, English, French, and German, set in small letterpress type arranged in four successive paragraphs. No vignette or decorative underprint is present. |
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The Auto-moto Savez Jugoslavije was the Yugoslav automobile and motorcycle association — a federation-level body, not a bank, not a government ministry. Its issuing a 300 Dinara note in 1981 places this squarely in the world of Yugoslav bon scrip: internal vouchers used by clubs, enterprises, and social organizations to facilitate member transactions outside the formal banking system. Yugoslav self-management socialism generated an extraordinary proliferation of such instruments throughout the 1970s and 1980s, as thousands of organizations were legally permitted to issue their own payment media for specific, bounded purposes.
Whether this circulated as a fuel voucher, a membership credit, or something else entirely is not documented with certainty in the standard references.