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2 Litres of oil Mjesna zajednica Zadar Borik
| Issuer | Mjesna zajednica Zadar Borik |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Light green guilloche underprint covers the entire face, framed by a repetitive arc-pattern border. The left stub panel carries the coupon number 'BON 3.' in bold italic letterpress; the right redemption panel bears a violet rubber-stamp impression of the issuing authority above the commodity inscription and quantity. A vertical perforation line separates the two panels. |
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| Reverse description | Completely unprinted plain white paper reverse, divided by a central vertical perforation row consistent with booklet-style issue. |
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Mjesna zajednica — literally "local community" — were the smallest administrative units in socialist Yugoslavia, and during the early 1990s breakup several issued commodity vouchers to manage acute shortages as supply chains collapsed and the federal distribution system disintegrated. This piece, denominated in litres of cooking oil rather than currency, is a rationing instrument, not a banknote in any conventional sense. Zadar itself was under significant military pressure from 1991 onward, which gives the austerity logic behind this voucher its immediate explanation.