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10.000 Rubley

Emittent Russian State Treasury
Jahr 1917
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Im Umlauf bis 1918
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Vorderseitenbeschreibung The obverse is printed on light buff paper with a salmon-pink guilloche underprint and carries the heading «Срок 1 Февраля 1918 г.» at upper left and «Руб. 10.000» at upper right. The central text block, set in Cyrillic letterpress, identifies this as a 5% short-term obligation of the State Treasury, payable to bearer on 1 February 1918 at the State Bank and its branches, with the denomination «десять тысяч рублей» written out in full. At lower left a decorative vignette with interlaced ornamental scrollwork is present, alongside printed facsimile signatures of the Director of the State Treasury Department, the Chief of the Accounting Division, and a Bookkeeper, with the issue date «Петроград, 7 Мая 1917 г.» and a serial number below.
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Rückseitenbeschreibung The reverse consists entirely of a fine repetitive guilloche pattern printed in salmon-pink on plain paper, with no inscriptions or vignettes, serving as a security underprint across the full surface of the note.
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The February Revolution left Russia's provisional government in urgent need of high-denomination paper to fund a collapsing war effort and an increasingly worthless currency. This 10,000-ruble note was among the largest denominations issued by the State Treasury in 1917, at a moment when the ruble was hemorrhaging value so fast that such figures, unthinkable before the war, barely covered routine transactions by year's end.

Printed at the State Printing House in Petrograd, it belongs to a series produced entirely within Russia — unlike earlier Tsarist issues that relied on foreign security printers. The guilloche underprint work was executed locally, a reflection of improved domestic capacity but also of the practical impossibility of sending engraving work abroad during wartime.

The Bolsheviks inherited large stocks of these notes after October and continued issuing them unchanged into 1918.

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