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5 Bar Association of numismatists, philatelists and friends
| Issuer | Udruga Numizmatičara Filatelista i Prijatelja Starina Baranje |
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| Year | 2009 |
| Type | Fantasy banknote |
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| Obverse description | Light blue note with a guilloche-bordered rectangular frame. Left half carries a line-art vignette of a coiled snake set against a radiating sunburst underprint in red and pink. Centre-right bears a blue guilloche rosette enclosing the large red numeral '5', flanked by the denomination legend 'BAR' on each side, with the issuer name, place, date, and serial number below. |
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| Obverse lettering | 5 5 UDRUGA NUMIZMATIČARA FILATELISTA I PRIJATELJA STARINA BARANJE BAR 2 BAR BARANJA 17.10.2009. No. xxxxxx 5 5 |
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A local scrip note issued by a collectors' association in the Baranja region of Croatia — not a monetary instrument in any legal sense, but a privately produced piece intended for use within the club's own exchange events or commemorative purposes. These association-issued notes occasionally served as tokens for auction lots, membership premiums, or in-meeting trading currency at numismatic fairs. The three-person design credit is unusually collaborative for something of this scale, suggesting the note was treated as a serious production effort rather than a throwaway souvenir.