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| 正面描述 | Dark blue text with orange-brown denomination numeral and reddish-brown floral underprint element. A brown vignette of a polar bear with a globe appears to the right, set against a brown square underprint panel. Inscriptions in Cyrillic identify the issuing authority, denomination, and purpose of the coupon. |
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| 正面铭文 | СССР МИНИСТЕРСТВО УГОЛЬНОЙ ПРОМЬІШЛЕННОСТИ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЬІЙ ТРЕСТ ,,АРКТИКУГОЛЬ' ТАЛОН No СТО РУБЛЕЙ ДЛЯ ВНУТРЕННИХ РАСЧЕТОВ НА ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯХ ,,АРКТИКУГЛЯ' 100 (Translation: USSR Ministry of Coal Industry State trust, 'Arktikugol' Coupon No. One hundred Roubles for internal settlements at enterprises of 'Arktikugol'.) |
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Arktikugol — the Soviet state coal trust operating the Svalbard mining settlements of Barentsburg and Pyramiden — issued its own scrip currency for use exclusively within those communities. Norwegian sovereignty over Svalbard under the 1920 Spitsbergen Treaty complicated any Soviet attempt to introduce roubles as a transactional currency on Norwegian soil, so the trust printed its own notes instead. The arrangement suited both sides and ran for decades.
The 1979 series introduced a watermark not present in earlier issues — a modest security upgrade for what was, functionally, a company town coupon redeemable only at trust-operated stores.