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3 Roubles Second Siberian Provisional Administration
| Issuer | Siberian Provisional Government |
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| Year | 1919 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Reverse description | The reverse is printed in a single green tone and dominated by a large central oval guilloche medallion bearing the numeral 3 in a bold ornamental script, surrounded by radiating fine-line lathe work. A repetitive Cyrillic legend encircles the oval band, and dense geometric guilloche fills the entire field to the borders. An anti-counterfeiting warning inscription runs along the bottom margin. |
| Reverse lettering | ТРИ РУБЛЯ ТРИ РУБЛЯ ТРИ РУБЛЯ ПОДДЪЛКА ПРЕСЛѢДУЕТСЯ |
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The Siberian Provisional Government at Omsk issued a bewildering variety of notes in 1919 as competing White forces, cooperating only loosely under Kolchak's nominal authority, each printed currency to fund operations across an increasingly fragile front. This 3 Rouble denomination sits in a series that was produced under severe logistical strain — supply lines for paper and ink were unreliable, and the notes circulated alongside Soviet issues, Kerensky-era leftovers, and a dozen other regional emissions in a market that had essentially stopped trusting any of them.
Kolchak's forces collapsed by late 1919. Notes from this administration were rendered worthless almost immediately.