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500 Roubles

发行方 Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR), People's Bank
年份 1918
类型 Standard circulation banknote
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背面描述 Cream paper with a fine diaper guilloche underprint covering the entire field. Large ornate numerals 500 are placed symmetrically at left and right, with the word РУБЛЕЙ printed above and below each, forming a four-corner denomination framework. A central vignette carries a double-headed eagle without crown or regalia, rendered in line-engraved style, flanked by the anti-counterfeiting legend; oval cartouches enclosing 500 appear at top and bottom centre. The whole is enclosed within a decorative border of scrollwork, rosette ornaments, and corner floral medallions.
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The People's Bank of the RSFSR was abolished by decree in January 1920, folded into the People's Commissariat of Finance as a simple accounting office — the Bolsheviks at that stage considered banking itself a bourgeois institution slated for eventual elimination. Notes like this 500 Rouble issue were stopgap instruments printed on inherited Tsarist-era Goznak infrastructure while that ideological argument was still being settled.

Severe hyperinflation rendered the entire 1918 rouble series nearly worthless within a few years, and successive redenominations meant most circulated examples were heavily handled before being discarded rather than redeemed.