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50 Roubles Ekaterinodar

Issuer Ekaterinodar Branch of the State Bank (Екатеринодарское Отделение Государственного Банка)
Year 1918
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Currency Rouble (1917-1924)
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Obverse description A multicoloured ornamental vignette occupies the left portion of the note, incorporating a central Imperial double-headed eagle cartouche within an elaborate guilloche framework with floral scrollwork in green, red, and gold tones; the denomination 50 РУБ and the value КОП 10 КОП appear within the vignette. To the right, the issuing authority БОН Екатеринодарского Отделения Государственного Банка is set in bold Cyrillic letterpress, with the denomination ПЯТЬДЕСЯТ рублей printed below in large type. Serial number BM-345 and the figure 50 р. appear at upper right and lower margins, with manuscript signatures of the Управляющий (Manager) and Кассир (Cashier) in ink.
Obverse lettering БОН
Екатеринодарского Отделения Государственного Банка
ПЯТЬДЕСЯТ рублей.
Бон обеспечен обязательством Северо-Кавказской Советской Социалистической Республики под поступления табачного акциза и имеет обязательное хождение в пределах всей Республики наравне с кредитными билетами.
Управляющий
Кассир
50 р.
ВМ-345
РУБ 50 РУБ
ЦНА КОП 10 КОП
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The Ekaterinodar branch of the State Bank began issuing its own notes in 1918 as the Kuban region fell into the administrative chaos of the Russian Civil War — regular currency supply from Petrograd and Moscow had collapsed entirely, and local commerce needed something functional. These emergency issues were a pragmatic response by branch officials who were, technically, still operating under the authority of a central government that no longer controlled them.

Ekaterinodar itself changed hands multiple times during the Civil War, passing between White and Bolshevik forces. Notes from this branch had a correspondingly short and turbulent circulation life.

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