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| 正面描述 | The obverse is dominated by an ornate architectural framework with classical pilasters and guilloche border work printed in rose-brown. At centre, within an oval cartouche, a vignette of St. George on horseback appears at lower centre. The denomination СТО РУБЛЕЙ is inscribed in large Cyrillic lettering at centre, with the date 1919 appearing twice in the lower field. Printed text panels flanking the central vignette contain the issuing authority inscription, and two manuscript signatures appear at the lower centre. |
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| 背面铭文 | СТО РУБЛЕЙ 100 1919 Казначейскіе знаки обязательны въ всему Россійскому Государству и имѣютъ хожденіе наравнѣ съ государственными кредитными билетами Подѣлка казначейскихъ знаковъ преслѣдуется закономъ |
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The Armed Forces of South Russia, under Denikin's command, issued this note as part of a parallel monetary system that competed — badly — with Bolshevik sovznaki and a dozen other local currencies simultaneously circulating across the former empire. By 1919, southern Russia was awash in paper from at least four or five distinct issuing authorities, and ordinary commerce required constant improvised exchange rates between them.
Denikin's government printed in large quantities to cover military expenditures, and inflation eroded purchasing power rapidly. The series is common in circulated grades precisely because so much was produced and so little was worth saving when the White Army collapsed in early 1920.