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10 Kopecks Administration of Economic Enterprises
| Issuer | Administration of Economic Enterprises of VTsIK (ВУЦИК) |
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| Year | 1923 |
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| Value | 10 Kopecks (0.10) |
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| Obverse lettering | УПРАВЛЕНИЕ ХОЗЯЙСТВЕН. ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯМИ ВУЦИК 1923 РАСЧЕТНАЯ БОНА № ДЕСЯТЬ копеек ЧЕРВОННЫХ по официальному курсу Действительна по 1-е октября 1924 года. Бона обязательна к приему в уплату за все услуги Управления Хозяйственными Предприятиями ВУЦИК'а при внутренних расчетах и обеспечивается всем имуществом и доходами Управления. Секретарь ВУЦИК'а Главный Бухгалтер Серия № 01. |
| Reverse description | The reverse is largely plain, printed on pale paper with a simple lilac typographic underprint. The denomination is expressed in large numerals centred on the note, flanked by the abbreviations Зол. to the left and коп. to the right, indicating the value in gold kopecks. |
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VTsIK — the All-Russian Central Executive Committee — operated a parallel internal economy through its Administration of Economic Enterprises, issuing scrip for use within its own network of canteens, shops, and supply depots rather than through the banking system. This 10 Kopecks note is part of that closed circulation: not public currency, not a state banknote, but an internal payment instrument tied to a specific institutional apparatus during the NEP period, when such quasi-monetary tokens proliferated across Soviet enterprises, cooperatives, and labor organizations.
The distinction between VTsIK and VUTsIK matters here — the Ukrainian Soviet equivalent used similar abbreviations, and catalog attributions for this series have occasionally been muddled as a result.