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| 表面の説明 | The obverse retains the original German Reichskassenschein of 6 October 1906, printed in olive-green intaglio over a fine guilloche underprint, with a classical allegorical female figure standing draped in robes to the right and holding a laurel branch. A large blank oval medallion at center bears a two-line red letterpress overprint in Persian script reading 'بیست و پنج قران' (25 Qiran). The lower panel carries the original German inscriptions 'Reichskassenschein. Zehn Mark.' and 'REICHSSCHULDENVERWALTUNG' alongside facsimile manuscript signatures. |
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| 表面の銘文 | Reichskassenschein. Zehn Mark. Berlin, den 6. Oktober 1906. REICHSSCHULDENVERWALTUNG. بیست و پنج قران |
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The Azerbaijan People's Government — a short-lived Soviet-backed administration established in Iranian Azerbaijan in late 1945 — had no printing infrastructure of its own. The solution was blunt: overprint captured or stockpiled German 10 Mark notes from the 1916–1917 Reichsbanknote series with a 25 Kran valuation. The exchange rate implied by the overprint bore little relationship to any functioning market; it was an administrative act, not a monetary one.
The original Reichsdruckerei notes were wartime issues, printed under the pressures of the First World War economy. That a note designed for Berlin commerce ended up recirculated in Tabriz under a separatist government thirty years later is the kind of trajectory no issuing authority anticipates.