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| 正面描述 | Ornate floral and scrollwork border frames a central oval vignette with the Perm city arms — a bear passant on a shield — within a wreath, surmounted by the obligation text of the Perm City Society in Cyrillic. Denomination numeral 5000 appears in circular guilloche panels at both left and right. The lower portion carries a handwritten promissory text in pre-reform Cyrillic script, dated 14 March 1919, with two manuscript signatures of the City Mayor and a Member of the Board. |
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| 正面铭文 | МКАТКО. СРОЧНОЕ ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬСТВО ПЕРМСКАГО ГОРОДСКАГО ОБЩЕСТВА. |
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The Perm City Council's 5000 Rouble issue belongs to the chaotic proliferation of locally printed emergency money that flooded the Urals and western Siberia following the collapse of central monetary authority in 1917. With Petrograd's supply of nationally issued notes increasingly unreliable, municipal and cooperative bodies across the region began printing their own obligations — some backed by nothing more than local goodwill.
Perm itself changed hands repeatedly during the Civil War. Red forces held the city until December 1918, when Kolchak's White Army took it; the Bolsheviks retook it in July 1919. Notes issued under Soviet municipal authority one month might be repudiated as counterrevolutionary scrip the next.