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Voucher - 25 Roubles

Issuer State Agroindustrial Committee of the Ukrainian SSR (Gosagroprom USSR)
Year 1989
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Size 148 x 77 mm
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Obverse lettering Государственный
агропромышленый Комитет
УССР
Двадцать пять
рублей
Киев - 1989
(Translation: State Agroindustrial Committee
Ukrainian SSR
Twenty-Five Rubles
Kiev - 1989)
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Reverse lettering Агропромфирма им. Ленина
БОРОДЯНСКОГО Р-НА
Киевской ★ Области
Денежный
чек

(Планово - учетный отдел)
(Translation: Lenin Agroindustrial Firm
Borodyansk District
Kiev Region
Money Cheque

(Planning - Accounting Department))
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Gosagroprom — the State Agro-Industrial Committee — was itself a short-lived Soviet experiment, created in 1985 by merging five separate agricultural ministries in an attempt to streamline collective farm administration. It was abolished in 1989, the same year this voucher was issued, leaving its scrip in an institutional vacuum before the ink was dry.

These commodity vouchers circulated within the agro-industrial sector as internal payment instruments, redeemable for goods rather than cash — a routine workaround for the chronic shortage economy of late Soviet Ukraine. The timing places this squarely in Gorbachev's reform period, when enterprise-level scrip of this kind was proliferating across Soviet republics as central supply chains deteriorated.

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