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| 背面描述 | Purple and green letterpress with an ornate floral and guilloche underprint. A dense scrollwork border of stylised leaves and blossoms frames the note, with green guilloche rosettes at the centre and corners. The year 1918 appears at top and bottom within dotted panels, and a multi-line Cyrillic text block states the guarantee of the note by the property of the North Caucasian Soviet Socialist Republic. |
| 背面铭文 | 1918 БОН ОБЕСПЕЧЕН ИМУЩЕСТВОМ СЕВЕРО-КАВКАЗСКОЙ СОВЕТСКОЙ СОЦИАЛИСТИЧЕСКОЙ РЕСПУБЛИКИ И ОБЯЗАТЕЛЕН К ПРИЁМУ НАРОДНЫМИ КРЕДИТНЫМИ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЯМИ В ПРЕДЕЛАХ ВСЕЙ РЕСПУБЛИКИ |
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The North Caucasian Soviet Republic existed for barely a year — proclaimed in January 1918 and effectively destroyed by Denikin's Volunteer Army before the end of 1919. Notes like this one were emergency instruments issued by a government fighting a civil war on multiple fronts simultaneously, against both White forces and rival regional powers in the Caucasus. Printing infrastructure was whatever happened to be locally available, which shows in the crude production quality endemic to the series.
P#S453 falls within the provisional issues that Soviet scholarship later grouped under "White Sea–Siberian" regional emissions, though the North Caucasian series is catalogued separately. Surviving examples tend to show heavy wear — this was a working note in genuinely chaotic conditions, not a reserve issue.