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250 Roubles Stavropol

Issuer Государственный Банкъ, Ставропольское Отделение (State Bank, Stavropol Branch)
Year 1918
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Currency Rouble (1917-1924)
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Obverse lettering НАСТОЯЩІЙ ТВЕРДЫЙ ЧЕКЪ ДЕЙСТВИТЕЛЕНЪ ДО 1 ЯНВАРЯ 1919 ГОДА
ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ БАНКЪ
СТАВРОПОЛЬСКОЕ ОТДЕЛЕНИЕ
Р. 250
15 Мая 1918 года.
ДВЕСТИ ПЯТЬДЕСЯТЪ
Прошу заплатить предъявителю сего
ДВЕСТИПЯТЬДЕСЯТЪРУБ. и сумму эту списать съ моего текущаго счета.
1-я серія.
No 02117
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Reverse lettering ЧЕКЪ ГАРАНТИРОВАННЫЙ (ОБЕЗПЕЧЕННЫЙ).
Настоящій твердый чекъ обезпеченъ Ставропольскимъ Отделеніемъ Государственнаго Банка въ полной суммъ наложеніемъ запрещенія на текущій счетъ вкладчика и деньги по нему будутъ выданы только лишь плателю этого чека.
250 РУБЛЕЙ
Въ виду недостатка въ настоящее время кредитныхъ билетовъ срокъ действія этого чека продолженъ до 1-го Января 1919 года, въ теченіи какового времени онъ имеетъ хожденіе наравне съ кредитными билетами.
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The Stavropol branch of the State Bank issued this note amid one of the most chaotic episodes of the Russian Civil War — the North Caucasus region changed hands repeatedly between Bolshevik, White Army, and various regional forces throughout 1918 and 1919, making orderly currency management essentially impossible. Branch-level notes like this one emerged precisely because central supply lines for printed money had collapsed and local administrators improvised with whatever printing capacity they had on hand.

S520H sits within a dense sub-series of Stavropol branch issues, the suffix letters distinguishing minor typographic variants that were once routinely conflated in older catalogs. The survival rate is uneven across the sub-types, with some variants substantially rarer than their near-identical neighbors.

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