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50 Roubles Central Siberian Government
| Issuer | Central Siberian Government |
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| Year | 1918 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Reverse description | The left portion carries a double-headed imperial eagle vignette set against radiating rays, with the denomination '50' in the lower left corner and vertical Cyrillic legend along the left border. The right half presents a large allegorical vignette of a standing male worker figure amid an industrial landscape with tools, with the numeral '50' repeated in the upper right corner. |
| Reverse lettering | ВСЕРОССИЙСКОЕ ПОСТАНОВЛЕНИЕ ОРГАНА СОВЕТОВ И НАРОДНОГО СТРОЯ |
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The Central Siberian Government was one of several anti-Bolshevik administrations that emerged east of the Urals following the summer 1918 revolt of the Czechoslovak Legion along the Trans-Siberian Railway. Its currency-issuing life was brief — by November 1918 it had been absorbed into Kolchak's All-Russian Provisional Government at Omsk, which rendered these notes obsolete almost immediately upon issue.
Short circulation window and the general chaos of the White movement's logistical collapse mean surviving examples have often seen hard use. Notes from this issuer frequently turn up with significant folds and soiling consistent with rapid, high-volume wartime handling rather than any redemption-era withdrawal.