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10 Roubles Sochi

Issuer Sochi City Administration (Сочинское Городское Управление)
Year 1919
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Composition Paper
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Obverse lettering БОНЫ СОЧИНСКАГО ГОРОДСКОГО УПРАВЛЕНIЯ
ДЕСЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ
Выпущены по постановленiю Город. Думы и обезпечены неприкосн. вкладами въ мѣстныхъ кредитныхъ учрежд.
Городск. Голова
Члены Управы:
Кассиръ
Reverse description Unadorned light paper stock with a simple ruled border framing three numbered clauses of text in pre-reform Cyrillic script. The denomination ДЕСЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ is set in large bold display lettering across the top, with the numeral 10 centered below it. The body text stipulates the conditions of acceptance, exchange, and legal consequences for counterfeiting.
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Sochi's municipal administration issued its own currency in 1919 during a period of almost comical governmental fragmentation across the Black Sea coast — White Army forces, Georgian troops, and various local committees were simultaneously claiming jurisdiction over the same territory. The city had no reliable access to Denikin's supply of banknotes, so local scrip became a practical necessity rather than a political statement.

The S585 series exists in several color and typographic variants, and attribution within the series can be contested — dealers occasionally conflate A, B, and C sub-types when condition obscures the distinguishing details.

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