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50 Lir
| Issuer | Okrožni NOO (Narodno Osvobodilni Odbor) za Baško (District National Liberation Committee for Baško) |
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| Year | 1944-1945 |
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| Value | 50 Lir |
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| Obverse description | Plain white paper receipt-style wartime loan certificate (potrdilo) with typed and handwritten text throughout. A red five-pointed star rubber stamp appears at upper right, with a second rubber stamp impression of the issuing authority at upper left; handwritten entries record the payee name, date, and the amount of 50 Lire confirmed in words as 'petdeset.' Three manuscript signatures appear at lower centre for the Predsednik (President), Pooblaščenec (Authorized Representative), and Finančni referent (Finance Officer). |
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| Obverse lettering | Okrožni NOO (OOF) za Baško. Štev. POTRDILO. Tov. je vplačal(a) dne znesek Lir (z besedami) v posojilo svobode. Za Baški ONOO (OOOF): Predsednik: Pooblaščenec: Finančni referent |
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The Okrožni NOO za Baško was one of dozens of district-level partisan administrative committees operating across Yugoslav-controlled territory during the final years of the Axis occupation. These committees issued their own emergency scrip precisely because the partisan command structure, while increasingly organized, could not guarantee a unified currency supply to every district. The Baško issue was purely local — valid only within the committee's operational zone and worthless the moment political boundaries shifted.
Partisan scrip of this type was almost never formally redeemed. Most was simply abandoned or destroyed as the war ended and Tito's new federal authority consolidated monetary control.