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| 正面铭文 | РАЗМѢННЫЙ ДЕНЕЖНЫЙ ЗНАКЪ ТАШКЕНТСКАГО ОТДѢЛЕНІЯ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННАГО БАНКА 100 РУБЛЕЙ صد روپیه |
| 背面描述 | Symmetrical letterpress design centred on a large scroll cartouche bearing the words СТО РУБЛЕЙ, flanked on each side by ornate pillar-and-urn vignettes. A double-headed eagle in a frame appears at upper left and a crescent with star at upper right, each accompanied by a text panel in Cyrillic with the conditions of issue. Arabic script denomination is placed at the top centre, and the date 1918 is printed at the foot of the note. |
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The Turkestan District issues of 1918 were emergency money in the most literal sense — the Tashkent branch of the State Bank was cut off from central supply following the Bolshevik takeover of the region in late 1917 and the collapse of normal currency distribution routes. Local printing was the only option. The results were rudimentary by any standard: limited equipment, scarce ink stocks, and no security printing infrastructure to speak of.
Turkestan's geographic isolation during the Civil War period meant these notes circulated in a closed regional economy for longer than intended, often alongside a chaotic mix of tsarist, Provisional Government, and rival Soviet issues.