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5 000 000 Roubles Banque Nationale de Géorgie
| Uitgever | Banque Nationale de Géorgie (საქართველოს ს.ს. რესპუბლიკის ბანკი) |
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| Jaar | 1922 |
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| Waarde | 5 000 000 Roubles (5 000 000) |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | საქართველოს ს. ს. რესპუბლიკის ბანკი ვალდებულება BON de la BANQUE NATIONALE de GEORGIE 5.000.000 მან. ბანკის მმმართველი შტამარა კონტროლირა შტამარა მოლარეე დ 31280 |
| Beschrijving keerzijde | The reverse is essentially the printed-through mirror image of the obverse, with the central guilloche cartouche bearing the large numeral '5000000' and the Georgian denomination inscription 'მანეთი' clearly legible at centre. The overall layout mirrors the obverse text and ornamental borders, serving as a security check through the thin paper stock. |
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Georgia's national bank issued this note during one of the most chaotic monetary episodes in Caucasian history. By 1922, the Georgian Democratic Republic had already fallen to Soviet forces — the Red Army took Tiflis in February 1921 — and the continued issuance of Georgian notes into 1922 reflects the administrative lag of monetary transition rather than any functioning independence.
The denomination itself tells the story: five million roubles was a symptom of runaway inflation that consumed the entire region in the early 1920s, driven by wartime destruction and Soviet monetary policy inherited from the Russian collapse.