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Breakfast Coupon - Zvonko Brkić Zagreb
| Issuer | Građevinski obrazovni centar Zvonko Brkić - OOUR Dom učenika Zagreb |
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| Year | 1990 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Plain light grey coupon with a perforated top edge. The issuer's name is typeset in Latin script across three lines at the top, separated from the body by a double horizontal rule. The word "Zajutrak" (Breakfast) appears in bold at left, with the month and year "RUJAN 1990." at right and a date field below. |
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| Reverse description | Completely blank reverse on plain light grey paper stock, with a perforated top edge visible. |
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A meal coupon issued by the student dormitory attached to the Građevinski obrazovni centar Zvonko Brkić — a vocational construction training institution in Zagreb. These internal coupons functioned as a controlled meal-ticketing system within the Yugoslav self-management framework, where individual OOUR units (Osnovne organizacije udruženog rada) operated semi-autonomously and could issue their own institutional scrip for canteen use.
1990 puts this squarely in Yugoslavia's terminal economic crisis, when hyperinflation was eroding the dinar so rapidly that fixed-denomination meal tokens had practical advantages over cash. The institution itself would not survive the decade intact.