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300 Roubles Ekaterinodar

Uitgever Ekaterinodar Branch, State Bank of Russia (Civil War issue)
Jaar 1918
Type Local banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Black and brown letterpress on light green underprint. The note may carry additional stampings from various local banks, serving as validation marks. The date is entered by hand in manuscript, a common practice for emergency Civil War-era issues from the Ekaterinodar region.
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Beschrijving keerzijde Plain paper reverse with minimal printed content, consistent with the emergency austerity production standards of Civil War-era local issues; the surface shows the characteristic texture and fold lines typical of notes issued under wartime conditions.
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Opmerkingen

Ekaterinodar — present-day Krasnodar — served as the capital of the Kuban People's Republic and a key White movement stronghold during the Russian Civil War. The State Bank branch there began issuing its own notes in 1918 when the breakdown of central authority made supply from Petrograd impossible. The 300 Rouble denomination is notably high for a regional emergency issue, reflecting the accelerating inflation that was already gutting the value of Kerensky-era and early Soviet currency circulating simultaneously in the same territory.

Multiple variants exist for this series — the "D" suffix in the Pick reference indicates a specific printing or paper distinction within what is otherwise a closely related family of Ekaterinodar issues.

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