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0,50 Dinara Elektrotehnički fakultet Zagreb
| Issuer | Elektrotehnički fakultet Zagreb |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Light blue voucher on white paper stock with a teal geometric interlocking-key pattern border running along all four edges. The issuer name in two lines and denomination numeral occupy the central field in bold teal serif lettering, all in Latin script. |
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| Obverse lettering | Elektrotehnički fakultet Zagreb 0.50 DIN |
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Faculty scrip from Croatian technical institutions occupies a genuinely odd corner of notaphily. Elektrotehnički fakultet Zagreb — the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Zagreb — issued low-denomination paper tokens of this kind for internal use, most likely tied to student canteen or cooperative systems that operated semi-autonomously within Yugoslav-era university structures. The half-dinar denomination points to a controlled, small-scale economy where fractions of the official currency still had practical meaning.
Survival rates for this type of institutional scrip are poor. Printed for internal circulation with no expectation of permanence, most were discarded once the system that backed them dissolved.