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Warm meal coupon - higher value SOUR RMK Zenica, RO Metalno, OOUR Metalne konstrukcije, Zenica

Issuer SOUR RMK Zenica - RO Metalno, OOUR Metalne konstrukcije
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Obverse description Plain white ground with a light guilloche underprint at centre. Issuer name and subdivision printed in bold letterpress across the top, with the coupon title BON ZA TOPLI OBROK in large bold type. A violet validation stamp appears at right, with serial number and validity clause printed at lower centre.
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Reverse description Blank reverse showing bleed-through of the obverse letterpress text and a handwritten notation in blue ink at lower centre. No printed design elements are present on this side.
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RMK Zenica — Rudnici i Metalurgija Kombinat Zenica — was one of Yugoslavia's largest integrated iron and steel complexes, anchored in the Bosna River valley and central to the self-management economic model that defined SFRY industrial organization. Under that system, large enterprises were subdivided into Basic Organizations of Associated Labour (OOURs), each functioning as a semi-autonomous economic unit. This coupon originates from exactly that structure: the Metal Constructions OOUR within the Metalno work organization.

Meal coupons of this type were a routine feature of Yugoslav factory welfare, issued in lieu of subsidized canteen credits. The "higher value" designation implies a tiered system — at minimum two denominations circulating simultaneously within the same facility.

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