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50 Para Petrolunion, Belgrade
| Issuer | Petrolunion, Belgrade |
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| Obverse description | Green voucher printed on plain paper, with a vignette on the left side showing fuel delivery trucks and a petrol pump in a line-engraved style. The issuer's name appears in a decorative banner at the top, with the denomination and cursive text in the centre, and a red serial number and city name at the bottom. |
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| Obverse lettering | ПОСЛOVNO УДРУЖЕЊЕ Petrolunion• Beograd Bon за куповину бензина и дизел горива у вредности од N.DIN. 0,50 N.DIN НОВИХ ПЕДЕСЕТ ПАРА САРАЈЕВО 009190 ОВАЈ БОН ВАЖИ НА ЦЕЛОЈ ТЕРИТОРИЈИ СФРЈ - ФАЛСИФИКОВАЊЕ ЈЕ КАЖЊИВО ЗАВОД ЗА ИЗРАДУ НОВЧАНИЦА НАРОДНЕ БАНКЕ СФРЈ |
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Petrolunion was a Yugoslav petroleum enterprise, and this 50 para chit belongs to the category of Yugoslav company scrip — internal currency issued by state-affiliated enterprises for use within their own retail or service networks. The Zavod za Izradu Novčanica, the official banknote printing works of the National Bank of the SFRY, produced these pieces, which gives the scrip a production quality well above what most corporate chits achieved. Whether that reflects institutional habit or a deliberate effort to prevent counterfeiting of even low-denomination internal notes is worth considering.