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| 表面の説明 | Green-tinted voucher of simple typographic design, framed by a fine guilloche border with a denomination numeral '10' in a small panel at the upper centre. The central text field carries the bold legend 'ODBĚRNÍ POUKAZ' and specifies its purpose for the purchase of export goods up to the value of Kčs 10, with fields for date ('DATUM:') and serial number ('ČÍSLO:') printed in red at the upper left and right respectively. The issuer's name 'TUZEX / AKCIOVÁ SPOLEČNOST PRAHA' appears at the foot of the note. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | Tuzex |
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Tuzex was a Czechoslovak state-run retail chain that operated on a parallel currency system — ordinary citizens could use Tuzex bony (vouchers) to purchase Western goods unavailable through standard socialist retail channels. The bony themselves functioned as a hard-currency proxy, convertible from foreign exchange at official Tuzex counters. This created a two-tier economy in miniature: those with access to Western remittances or foreign contacts could obtain consumer goods the koruna simply could not buy.
The 10 Kčs denomination sat at a practically useful mid-range within the bony series. By the early 1970s a secondary black market in the vouchers was well established, which the state tolerated as a pressure valve — and taxed indirectly by controlling the conversion rates.