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1 Dinar Rudstroj, Kakanj

Issuer P.D. Rudstroj d.d., Kakanj
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Obverse description Blue guilloche border of alternating triangular and diamond motifs frames a radiating sunburst underprint at centre. The issuer's name and address appear in the upper field alongside the company logo and a quality certification vignette. The denomination '1,00' is enclosed in an oval at lower right, with the meal voucher designation 'BON ZA TOPLI OBROK' in bold Latin script across the centre.
Obverse lettering P.D. RUDSTROJ d.d.
KAKANJ, Pudarska br. 8
BON ZA TOPLI OBROK
1,00
M.P.
Važi samo uz pečat preduzeća
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Rudstroj was a coal mining enterprise operating in Kakanj, in central Bosnia — the Kakanj coalfield supplied fuel to much of Yugoslav industry during the postwar decades. Notes like this one were issued as internal scrip, circulating within the company's closed economic ecosystem: the mine store, the workers' canteen, the company housing settlement. They carried no authority beyond the enterprise gates.

Yugoslav company scrip of this type sits in a legal grey zone — neither formally authorized nor explicitly prohibited under the self-management system that gave socially-owned enterprises considerable autonomy. Collectors tend to undervalue it. That's a mistake.

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