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| Issuer | Priamur Provisional Government |
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| Year | 1920 |
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| Value | 10 Roubles |
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| Reverse description | Printed entirely in red, the reverse is dominated by a large central guilloche medallion encircled by a repeating legend band, within which sits a vignette of the imperial double-headed eagle without crowns or orb. Large Cyrillic characters «ДЕСЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ» and the numeral «10» fill the left field, while a rectangular panel to the right carries a three-clause text setting out the legal conditions of exchange and penalties for counterfeiting. Oak and laurel branch ornaments flank the central medallion, and repeated «10» numerals run along the top and bottom borders. |
| Reverse lettering | ДЕСЯТЬ 10 РУБЛЕЙ ДЕСЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ 1. РАЗМѢНЪ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫХЪ КРЕДИТНЫХЪ БИЛЕТОВЪ НА ЗОЛОТУЮ МОНЕТУ ОБЕЗПЕЧИВАЕТСЯ ВСѢМЪ ДОСТОЯНІЕМЪ ГОСУДАРСТВА 2. ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЕ КРЕДИТНЫЕ БИЛЕТЫ ИМѢЮТЪ ХОЖДЕНІЕ ВО ВСЕЙ РОССІИ НАРАВНЪ СЪ ЗОЛОТОЮ МОНЕТОЮ 3. ЗА ПОДѢЛКУ КРЕДИТНЫХЪ БИЛЕТОВЪ ВИНОВНЫЕ ПОДВЕРГАЮТСЯ ЛИШЕНІЮ ВСѢХЪ ПРАВЪ СОСТОЯНІЯ И ССЫЛКѢ ВЪ КАТОРЖНУЮ РАБОТУ |
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The Priamur Provisional Government was a short-lived anti-Bolshevik administration based in Vladivostok, established in May 1921 after a coup backed by White Army remnants — which creates an immediate dating problem with this note. Issues attributed to 1920 predate the formal Priamur government and likely belong to the transitional administrative chaos following the collapse of Kolchak's forces in the Russian Far East, where several competing authorities were printing emergency currency simultaneously.
Japanese occupation forces remained in the region through 1922, and local currency confidence was essentially zero. These notes circulated — if they circulated at all — in a market already saturated with Kolchak rubles, Chinese coins, and Japanese yen.