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5000 Roubles

Uitgever Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR)
Jaar 1918
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Waarde 5000 Roubles
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Opschrift voorzijde государственный кредитный билетъ пять тысячъ 5000 рублей 5000 кредитные билеты размѣниваются государствен- нымъ банкомъ на золотую монету безъ ограни- ченiя суммы и обезпечиваются всѣм достоянiемъ государства Управлѧющiй Кассиръ 1918
(Translation: State credit note Five thousand roubles Credit notes are exchanged by the state bank for gold coin without limitation of sum and are backed by government property Manager Cashier)
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Handtekening(en) watermark horizontal lower - Afanasev
watermark horizontal lower - Schmidt
watermark horizontal lower - Baryshev
watermark horizontal lower - Bubyakin
watermark horizontal lower - Bylinskiy
watermark horizontal lower - Gavrilov
watermark horizontal lower - Metz
watermark horizontal lower - Ovchinnikov
watermark horizontal lower - Feduleyev
watermark horizontal lower - Chikhirzhin
watermark vertical lower - Gavrilov
watermark vertical lower - Schmidt
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Opmerkingen

The RSFSR's 5000-rouble notes of 1918 were produced at a moment when the Bolshevik government was printing currency at a pace driven by civil war finance rather than any pretense of monetary stability. Goznak — the old Imperial state printing works, retained almost intact by the new regime — continued using its established watermark authentication methods, which accounts for the unusually large number of distinct signatories embedded in the watermark field. These are not signatures in the conventional sense but rather the names of Goznak craftsmen or officials incorporated into the security paper itself, a practice inherited directly from Tsarist-era note production.

The dual orientation of watermark signatures — some horizontal, some vertical — reflects different paper batches or production runs within the same issue, and Gavrilov and Schmidt appear in both orientations, suggesting they oversaw work across multiple runs.

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