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10 Latu

Uitgever Latvijas Valsts Kase (Latvia State Treasury)
Jaar 1925
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Waarde 10 Latu
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Beschrijving voorzijde Red-brown and purple on light background. The central vignette carries a caduceus flanked by the large numeral '10' in guilloche cartouches to the left and an oval text panel to the right bearing an anti-counterfeiting warning in Latvian. The legend 'LATVIJAS VALSTS KASES ZĪME' arches across the top in bold letterpress, with 'DESMIT LATU' in large display type below; two manuscript signatures appear above the date '1925' at foot, with serial numbers printed in the upper corners. Five distinct signature varieties are recorded for this type.
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Handtekening(en) series A, B - Karklins & Baltgallis
series C-K - Bastjanis & Kacens
series K, L - Leepinsch & Miezis
series M-T - Petrevics & Miezis
series T, U - Skujenieks & Miezis
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Opmerkingen

Latvia's interwar Treasury notes were produced under tight fiscal constraints following the lats' stabilization in 1922, and the 10 Latu went through an unusually long printing life — the number of signature combinations on this single type reflects successive ministerial changes across more than a decade of continuous issue from a single base design. Bradbury, Wilkinson's engraved work held up well enough that no redesign was ever commissioned.

Series progression from A through U, with overlapping signature pairs at the transition points, occasionally creates attribution confusion. The Skujenieks pairing is the most historically notable — Marģers Skujenieks was a prominent statistician and minister whose career ended with Soviet occupation in 1940.

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