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Well Worn But With A History!

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Ostruble was the name given to a currency denominated by the kopeck and ruble, which was issued by Germany in 1916 for use in the Ober Ost area under German occupation. The OberOst was an abbreviation for the German High Command on the Eastern Front which controlled Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Belarus and parts of Poland. All former territories of the Russian Empire.It was initially equal to a Russian ruble.
These banknotes were produced by the Darlehnskasse in Posen (now Poznan)on April 17th, 1916.





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Cool! Thanks for sharing!
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Nice piece, I've got the 50 Kopeken one from the same series, great pieces of WWI history.

P.S mine is also well worn, worse than yours
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Are they difficult to find?
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Ober Ost also issued iron coins.
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They are not difficult to find and are usually reasonably priced on ebay.
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They are fairly easy to find on ebay and not very expensive. I paid $2.- for my well worn note. Others, I've seen, can be obtained from about $5.-
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