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| 表面の説明 | Light green and black letterpress note with the denomination numeral '50' set within an ornate cartouche at top centre, flanked by decorative column vignettes bearing the year '1841' at left and 'ГОДА' at right. Vertical side panels carry the full denomination in Cyrillic text, while the central field contains multi-line institutional Cyrillic text identifying the issuing authorities, followed by three manuscript signature lines and a serial number repeated at lower left and lower right. |
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| 表面の銘文 | КРЕДИТНЫЙ БИЛЕТ Сохранных Казен и Государственного Заемного Банка. Сохранная Казна, С.П. Бургская и Московская равно и Заемный Банки выдают по сему билету немедленно по предъявлении его пятьсот рублей серебряной монетою. По Сохранной Казне Директор Заемного Банка Кассир С.П.Б Сохран. Казны ПЯТЬДЕСЯТЬ РУБ. СЕРEB. |
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The Сохранная Казна and Государственный Заёмный Банк were distinct Moscow and St. Petersburg institutions that jointly backed these deposit receipts — not banknotes in the modern sense, but written acknowledgments of silver coin held in custody. The 1841 series represented an attempt to encourage depositors to accept transferable paper in lieu of withdrawing specie directly, at a moment when the Russian state was trying to consolidate its parallel credit institutions ahead of the 1843 reform that created the unified State Credit Ruble.
Surviving examples are rare. Most were redeemed or cancelled within the decade once the reform made them obsolete.