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5 000 000 Dinara Ishrana, Bor
| Issuer | Preduzeće u Društvenoj Svojini "Ishrana" Bor |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Green letterpress bon on white paper stock. A central green rectangular panel bears the issuer name at left and a white inset box at right with the denomination figure, overlaid by a circular violet official stamp. The word ABONENTSKI appears in large green capitals across the top, with BON at lower right and a serial number at lower left. |
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| Obverse lettering | ABONENTSKI PREDUZEĆE U DRUŠTVENOJ SVOJINI »ISHRANA« BOR 5.000.000 din. No. 08643 BON |
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A local canteen or food-service enterprise voucher from Bor, a copper-mining town in eastern Serbia. These "Ishrana" (literally "nutrition" or "feeding") notes were issued by socially-owned catering enterprises during the Yugoslav hyperinflation of 1993, when dinar denominations collapsed so rapidly that workplace meal vouchers effectively replaced cash for daily subsistence purchases among workers.
The seven-zero denomination places this squarely in the period between the autumn 1993 price freezes, which repeatedly failed. By January 1994, the Avram Dinar reform wiped out ten zeros.