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10 Roubles Administration of Economic Enterprises
| Issuer | Administration of Economic Enterprises of VUTsIK (ВУЦИК) |
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| Year | 1923 |
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| Reference(s) | P#S302 |
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| Reverse description | Plain unprinted paper serving as the reverse, bearing a large lilac letterpress denomination mark with the numeral 10 flanked by the abbreviations «Зол.» and «Руб.», and overlaid with a circular violet control stamp of the issuing administration. |
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| Protection type | Official stamp |
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VUTsIK — the All-Ukrainian Central Executive Committee — authorized a range of local economic enterprises to issue their own scrip during the early NEP years, and this 10 Rouble note is a product of that brief, chaotic window. The Administration of Economic Enterprises (хозяйственные предприятия) operated semi-autonomously under the Soviet Ukrainian government structure, issuing notes that functioned more like internal vouchers than true currency — usable within a narrow institutional orbit, not on the open market.
The official stamp serving as the primary security feature is characteristic of Ukrainian Soviet local issues from 1922–1923, where hand-applied stamps substituted for engraved security printing that neither the time nor infrastructure could support.