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100 Gold Roubles Short term payment obligation

Emittent Narodny Komissariat Finansov SSSR (People's Commissariat of Finance of the USSR)
Jahr 1928-1929
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Vorderseitenbeschreibung At left, an oval vignette contains a bust portrait of a male worker in three-quarter view, facing right. At upper centre, large Cyrillic text identifies this as a short-term payment obligation of the People's Commissariat of Finance of the USSR, surmounted by the Soviet state arms. The denomination 100 roubles is stated both numerically in the upper corners and in words within the body text, with issue date of 1 March 1929 and payment date of 1 March 1930 noted in the printed text; two manuscript signatures appear at the lower centre.
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Rückseitenbeschreibung The reverse carries vertical Cyrillic text identifying the note as a short-term obligation of the People's Commissariat of Finance of the USSR, with the denomination stated as 3 roubles in figures alongside additional printed legends; the layout is oriented sideways relative to the obverse.
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These short-term payment obligations — kratkosrochnye obyazatelstva — were instruments of the First Five-Year Plan financing apparatus, not general circulation currency. The Commissariat of Finance issued them to state enterprises and institutions as a mechanism for mobilizing idle capital within the Soviet economy during the industrialization drive, effectively compelling savings participation from the socialist sector.

The 1928–1929 dating places this squarely in the transitional period before the USSR abandoned NEP economic structures entirely. Pick 185B designates the variant within the series — differences between 185A and 185B typically involve serial number ranges or minor typographic distinctions rather than substantive design changes.

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