5000 Dinara Robna kuća Narodni Magazin, Sarajevo

Robna kuća Narodni Magazin was a state-run department store in Sarajevo operating under Yugoslavia's socialist retail network. These notes are store-issued purchasing vouchers — internal scrip rather than state currency — circulated among employees or used as credit instruments tied to the store itself. Yugoslavia's worker self-management system, introduced after the 1950 split with the Soviet bloc, gave individual enterprises unusual financial latitude, which is what allowed institutions like this to issue their own denominated paper.

At 5000 dinara, this represents a substantial face value for retail scrip — the Yugoslav dinar was redenominated 100:1 in 1966, which would put this note squarely in the old-dinar period of chronic inflationary pressure.