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| 表面の説明 | Imperial double-headed eagle vignette at upper centre above the large numeral '5' flanked by repeated denomination inscriptions in the side borders. Central text in Cyrillic reads РАЗМЕННЫЙ ЗНАК and ПЯТЬ КОПЕЕКЪ ЗОЛОТОМЪ, with a further inscription stating exchangeability at State Bank and Treasury counters. A warning against counterfeiting appears along the lower margin. |
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| 表面の銘文 | РАЗМЕННЫЙ ЗНАКЪ ПЯТЬ КОПЕЕКЪ ЗОЛОТОМЪ ОБМЕНИВАЕТСЯ НЕЗАМЕДЛИТЕЛЬНО В КАССАХЪ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННАГО БАНКА И КАЗНАЧЕЙСТВА НА ЗВОНКУЮ МОНЕТУ ПОДДЕЛКА ПРЕСЛЕДУЕТСЯ ЗАКОНОМЪ КОП 5 КОП 5 КОП |
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The Priamur Provincial Government was a short-lived White Russian administration controlling a small strip of the Russian Far East around Vladivostok from 1921 to 1922 — one of the last anti-Bolshevik holdouts in Asia, surviving only because Japanese forces remained in the region. When Tokyo finally withdrew, the territory collapsed within weeks. Currency issued under this authority circulated in genuinely chaotic conditions alongside Japanese yen, Chinese cash, and various other emergency issues flooding the same markets.
Denominating paper in gold kopecks was a deliberate political signal — an explicit rejection of the Soviet monetary system and an attempt to peg credibility to pre-revolutionary standards that no longer had any physical backing whatsoever.