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| Uitgever | Far Eastern Soviet of the People's Commissars |
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| Jaar | 1918 |
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| Samenstelling | Paper |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Central vignette of a globe set against a cloud-like underprint, flanked by ribbon scrolls bearing the inscription ДАЛЬНИЙ ВОСТОК (Far East). The denomination 50 РУБЛЕЙ appears in the upper left and right corners, with the serial number and series letter at centre left and right respectively. Three manuscript signatures appear across the lower portion, above the anti-counterfeiting legend Подделка преследуется законом. |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | Central allegorical vignette with a worker at right and a farmer at left, symbolising the union of labour and agriculture. A factory with smokestacks occupies the centre left, a crop field the centre right, with a ship and steam locomotive rendered at the bottom of the composition. The design reflects the Soviet revolutionary iconographic tradition common to Civil War-era local issues. |
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The Far Eastern Soviet of the People's Commissars was one of dozens of regional Soviet bodies that issued their own currency during the civil war period, when central Bolshevik authority barely reached beyond Moscow and Petrograd. Chita, Vladivostok, and the surrounding territories were contested simultaneously by White forces, Japanese interventionists, and rival socialist factions — making any single issuing authority's notes genuinely precarious instruments.
P#S1183 belongs to a regional emission that had an uncertain lifespan almost from the moment of printing. Many notes from this Far Eastern series were superseded or repudiated within months, which keeps surviving examples genuinely uncommon rather than just catalogued as scarce.