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30 000 Manat Product Cheque
| Issuer | Vahid Xeyriyyə Cəmiyyəti (Vahid Charitable Society) |
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| Year | 1994 |
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| Value | 30 000 Manat (30 000 AZM) |
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| Obverse lettering | OTUZ MİN MANAT 30 000 VAHİD XEYRİYYƏ CƏMİYYƏTİ HACI ZEYNALABDİN TAĞİYEV 1838 1924 PREZİDENT Haci Hüseynağa VAHİD XEYRİYYƏ CƏMİYYƏTİ |
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| Reverse lettering | İXTİSAQ QƏBZİ VAHİD XEYRİYYƏ CƏMİYYƏTİ 30 000 BAKI OTUZ MİN MANAT 1994 |
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Vahid Xeyriyyə Cəmiyyəti — the Vahid Charitable Society — issued product cheques during the acute consumer goods shortages of the early post-Soviet period in Azerbaijan. These were not banknotes in any central bank sense but quasi-monetary vouchers, circulating locally as entitlement instruments redeemable against specific goods rather than cash. The 1994 date places this squarely in Azerbaijan's most turbulent monetary years, when the manat itself had only just replaced the Russian ruble and hyperinflation was eroding purchasing power fast enough that 30,000 units represented a meaningful face value for only a short window.
The single signatory, Haci Hüseynağa, identifies this as the product of a small, religiously inflected charitable organization — "Haci" denoting a completed Hajj pilgrimage.