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50 Roubles Urals Cossack Territory

Issuer Urals Cossack Army (Уральскаго Казачьяго Войска)
Year 1918
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Currency Rouble (1917-1924)
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Obverse description Multicolour guilloche panel at left incorporating an oval vignette with Cyrillic text and a small imperial-style eagle motif, with denomination '50' repeated in the upper corners. The central field bears the heading '6% ШЕСТИПРОЦЕНТНОЕ ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬСТВО УРАЛЬСКАГО КАЗАЧЬЯГО ВОЙСКА' in bold Cyrillic letterpress, followed by the written denomination 'пятьдесят рублей' in large script. Date boxes appear flanking the central text, and the obligation text, serial number, and multiple signatory lines are printed below in smaller type.
Obverse lettering 50
6%
ШЕСТИПРОЦЕНТНОЕ ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬСТВО
УРАЛЬСКАГО КАЗАЧЬЯГО ВОЙСКА
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пятьдесят рублей
Предъявитель получаетъ 15 декабря 1918 года изъ Войскового Казначейства пятьдесят рублей
Председатель Войскового Съезда Б. Кириченков
Председатель Войскового Правительства Г. Фомичев
Членъ Войскового Правительства / Бухгалтера
Обязательство действительно по 15 декабря 1928 года
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The Urals Cossack Army established its own monetary authority in 1918 as Bolshevik forces pressed against the Ural River frontier. This note circulated within a territory that was genuinely contested — the Ural Cossacks held out against Soviet control longer than almost any other White-aligned force in the region, not capitulating until early 1920.

The S926A designation distinguishes it from related issues in the same series. These emergency emissions were produced under severe resource constraints, and paper quality varied considerably across print runs.

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