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25 Kopecks Latvia, Libava, Libau

Uitgever Libava City Administration (Либавское Городское Самоуправление)
Jaar 1915
Type Local banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde The obverse is printed on a cream-toned paper with a fine guilloche underprint covering the entire surface. The centre carries a large ornate Cyrillic inscription in three lines within a decorative cartouche, reading ЛИБАВСКОЕ ГОРОДСКОЕ САМОУПРАВЛЕНIЕ, flanked on each side by the denomination numerals 25 Коп. and 25 Сор. The four corners bear stylised numeral 25 vignettes, vertical anti-forgery warnings run along both side margins, the date 1915 г. appears at lower left, and obligation clauses are inscribed along the top and bottom borders.
Opschrift voorzijde ЛИБАВСКОЕ ГОРОДСКОЕ САМОУПРАВЛЕНIЕ ОБЯЗУЕТСЯ ОПЛАТИТЬ
25 Коп.
25 Сор.
1915 г.
ПОДДЪЛКА КАРАЕТСЯ
ПО УГОЛОВН. ЗАКОНАМЪ
НАСТОЯЩУЮ ДОЛГОВУЮ РАСПИСКУ НЕМЕДЛЕННО ПО ОКОНЧАНIИ ВОЙНЫ.
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Libava — the Russian imperial name for Liepāja — was one of several Latvian port cities that issued emergency municipal scrip in 1915 as the German advance disrupted normal currency supply. The Libava City Administration had limited authority and fewer resources than the major state institutions, which is precisely why these small-denomination notes were produced: to keep local commerce functional when coin and official banknotes simply weren't available in sufficient quantities.

The P#NL designation reflects how poorly documented this issue remains. Survivor population is unknown, and the note has never been formally catalogued in the main Pick series.

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